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Of brAs [XPlOSION OHIO SUTE FAIR !ourth "''" Third heat Bay w.>thy ~Dd Ho fint ....no ""' "'"' or: U.tella Hunter, Fonner RaCllle Lady, Daea 1n race :1 ld ll"'l tir.al heat Rl'd Oauntler drlH!U McKenzk dilven PtiP'U third Ball fourth by by Gwlty 1 to Charaea, Two are 1 Plttaburah I f•ned lalk ri picture but Charlie wUI remem anent ccmfiniDI' bls actlnl WEATHER FORECAST- READERS NOTICE-If you want the Newo 011&.. of The Dally T••INae, call 238-1., 1f t~ lluoiaou ":\ Inc1 easltl:t cloudlnt'&i followed b' lob..,.. n sundoy and I I!Xtn>me North port.IOft :.cnlgh t Ollice aok for 2G2·R. Q warn Pr tonl.iht and Sundav \ FULL Court L~ASED WIRE 0 !NTBRNATION AL NEWS • SERVICE ,.ed I .F I BY LATEST ACTION I I • \r 1 I Mre Estella Hunter died early Three hundred and twent:y slx New Servlr:e today In an ~xcl Wve Thu ulay morning 11 Plttsbllflm l bottl~ o! home brew beer and one lnteniew accoralng to a telegram recehed hun gallon.11 of home brew Ch~pUn also revealed that he had 8«1'10d heat Prhlce 81nnlle tint Total Number Of Sutb by I r brother J:~e ~trel of Ru mash were taken and de:stroyfd n founo ~>everal new leadin& ladie& a1r Enthu11aat• Start For Rock1pr•na• Early In The Bell Evans second ~d oauntler I dn Thursday raids here ruesda.y niKht conduct but dtcl :.00 to r~eal their Guthery, A IJI'Iculture D1r· third McKenzie fourth 1 Increased To The death occurred In the Pr<>s ed by Stale Prohibition officer::: den! lies tor the present saylnglha ector BoWll Head Mormng Large Crowd Present When Livestock Third heat Prince Bin\' He tirbt Eleven ~terhm hospital following on B sn and Beddoe Rnd Consta.bl~ !om were bOund t:) be disappoint In Defeat Parade Pauea Rev1ew1ng ~tand Red Guinther st:cond Bell Eva. is GoJ!t';taUon thr~ W£.eks ago lor gaii)H P Mayer t'd \1hfn tht flnal ~election iS rn11de .t:tc.n..s when mere than 400 stones Those who were arrested in thr Mv holki.B:y t:1 over J ani return ) third McKenah:• fourth PrJ let Blnvtlle winner of race had l~ n removed Decea~Se<l had raids were lng to work now and wJll spend IS REINSTATED time 2 13 1 4. _ bE:en In aecllnlng ht-alth Jor scm Roy Btrlcklaqd of Pomeroy tl ~ 1 ut f~w m011thl working on a RACES ARE CLOSELY CONTESTED 1 Th rd rae~: 2 16 ptt'"~ ll:st h at /Ella McEihlnnv AakJ For tlmo.: Dayton Strickland of Pomeroy new tllm Ch~pUn ll81d When Govemor Wh1te Bernie Dlllon driven by Co ley ~ M s Hunter w s the ylOt'!Tlll st Delno Pratt of Middleport Good Ttme Made By W1nnera, RunntRI Race Won t\rst Fred H driven Dy Denny $1,000 For Damage• dau&"ter of th~ late Peter M 1 Burns Barker of llliddleport. lnten-eac::s, "Fa1r W u ••t T0 BUl ld lDI Do< dyJ P•t-J a ....,, """wn ~, Two hundred and sixty four bot LAW EVADER IS P X d 1 I ~n b:J. ........ 0 B I v Half H ea d G aa B a a urna P revenbnO" B a· !ecu ~ar ·~ •n ...... u ' • tle f be o•-B, 5 ft0 Great Sueeeaa" 1 • ' • third Bessie Bob driven by Mt 1 t'r :u c! fenyman at Rac10e for er \\ere a.oo.;overed at the BROT TO POMEROY loon Aacena1on And Parachute Leap ,...rea fourth wm McKinley ---~ '"'tal be 1 It many years Her husband Jt n es L Bar er home at Middleport anu 1 1 drh,....n by RUE"lltdl filth Belwlnal .,..., ...... num r o sus ag.l.tlf' Hun ~r prominent busineM man of were destroyed by t.he prohib1tlo1 At the request of Deputy sheriff Columbus 0 Sept 18--IN~ Watt.~ driven by Clark sixth the Ohio Fuel Gaa Oomp .. I)' as a Flttlll:.urgh preceded ht!r 11 death agents Sixty two bottles werr, Dan.1 Tracy 00\'emor 0<-org:e Relnstatement of Charles Y M ~he thlrd and final dAY of til here from aill!t't"tions of the coun St>und heat Bennie Dillon fint result of the gas exploflion lnbwld t>ou eight months ago taken and destroyed ~~ot the Strick White l.sllued a requisition 01 the Beer or ABhlB.Dd 111 Sta.te Pair M'!l&! CoUilty Pair was broll8hl to ty to compete tor lhe purae~> otrer p X seeond Fred H third B.. J 1011 alona: Mill streo 1n Middle M "!! Hunter wu.s about 60 year~ I~~ ~~~~ j:rt~r~!!h w:i~ ~~o Gr.vernor of Wnt Virginia for the manager In the department of Ai a suece55ful ci06t' Thur9day night ed wlna Watts fourth p X filth port laat October In which several 0) qe and Is survlveo by two ~ ··•-• In the _ 11 home a~Mid retu n to Mel.gs count)' of Wallact> rlculture WIU! announcec:l here t.hll after hundred! of people trom all The mile rum i 11 race was es ""'OpJe were Injured a u four bulld ""'' " '"' ....... ..___ afternoon Wm McKinley withdrawn ctaugJ ters M!Eses Isalx-lle an ... dlt'port Pratt had a t J t Brc.wr: 111&' w ho had ...,.,n arrested ~Ions of lhe county I ad mtng ed J)e"Clally clo~ l~s than a head Ber>nJe Dillon whu er of race Ina were destroyed was brouwh t.o M!lr~aret both promlnent school t h h pparen us at Log11.n w Va on chlli'Kt:ll or I have a11ked Mr I 8 Outh· Hj!ether durin(l tl e enUre day sepuatlug the 1'1rst and aewnd tlmr. 2 11 1 2 t-leven Frtday morning with the t:acners in their homt< dty also seh t ethm~nd had bottled none falht (' to support his two year-old ery Director of Agriculture to re :nac!,~K ~!'!.,.~~KetoJoi':eWI~~~lcwlth ~:~~~ w~~~s:!e l!::e o~!rl;h~ ~ P-:urlh race l mile ru mini nuna of a suit by Ella McElhln:-ty I one lster Mra Chris E.cka d of \1. 'leJ:e se!rch w::r:~~v;:r the raldlll dauohter when deputy Tracy went lnstate Mr d~~r ~ thBta~ Falr ~n women and chlldreD. beQan I race but unruf" Kamely finished Far v Lliht rode by A..udeuron I for damages to a. bUlldlnK Pitt bura:h and one lJrothe Jt were obtained from the court. o! to Columbus Thursday m.dna~~ a~ r ~ry ~!"' stream into the hJr grounds riding bareback wlnn1 r rrre.sponslble by bee The Ohlo J""tl~""e wt nr the laauanee ol th .. 1•,ta"te"d overnor rae 1o<1e &4 ade Fuel d r Oa.s Company hus Pct1el of Racine ..., ....., of th• ...... ,..... E R Tit"" .... ~}lo t.U early Thunday and by noon a The balloon ascension which was Walter seC<illd Bristle rode by n m e endant In acttol1ti Fw1eral services will be londuc1 and the men appeared before the r£q .!. ton deputy Tracy then mo Under Mr Guthery e.s DJr~tor \arp crowd had gathered to have taken plllce Immediately Unr te thin! Tlmt! 1 ::~3 1 " brought by property owner~ u tc e ed \\ l'dn"sday Sept 23 at the h ml court F'rkta.y morninK on the tored to Logan where h-a took Jnto and Mr Beer a• manager the At eleven 0 clock the llvt!sl.ock following the last r~e did not take damaeed area and people who Wt!l P. a I the body will be lald to •~st In charges ('UI:!t lly Browning and returned him State Fair was a sreat success p&n.dt conslstmg of a I the O!ade Jlace As the workers were ftiUnt,: LOCAL GUU.. GRADUATES Injured and t.he total amow t cf the amlly mausoleun II Pitts When arraigned Barker ple&ded here to answer to the ehArgers Unfortunately some misunder tll"1 uve~tock which had been u the IarKe gas balloon trom which 1 dam(lgta a.slt:ed by the plllin Jffs ~ r<>h guilty and was given a ftne ol t100 brou.tht In this county standlnrs were ma.:nifted but 1 am t'tblted at the (ai r and receiving the young gil I v.a.s to have made a Mr nnd Mrs Edwaro Franz of has now rea.ched over UOO 000 and costs and made arr&llfemenLII confident the caUBeS of tha.t sttua P{emium nwards was pret~ented on death deJYini leap In front ot tbe 1\tul~ry Avenue went to Colum The petition filed here Fnclny to .settle and was released Pratt FORMER LETART tion have now been removed Qoy .tbe ilace track ht!aded by the grand stand the bag accidentally Due t.o attend tbe iraduatlon exer mornln3u stated that ll two Ll- y pleaded guilty to the charges and MAN DIES IN WEST emor White declared Pomeroy High school Dand shifted and touched t.he gas ftame ciEe.!l at the Mt Carmel Hospital frame llding had b6en jointly 1was ttned ~ and costa, having Announcement of Beers rtln • "Pollowln(l the parade the crowds by which it was belnK heated and hel1 lhere thla week Their daU[ih ~~~~~In W!~icht~~e :~~~~ u~c l~k Mr~ Phoebe Joachim and baby ~=~recon~~te:a:ncot~emellaledme tochill"Jihetl th!"o::a~·~fbe~~ wet~d ~:.v~: statement fQilowed &D extended Jni;perBed to the difterenl parts o! was completecy destroyed M'·- Lo I I "" l ·~" I d t h h "hill! oonferenct' between Governor Ule fair grow•d tnspeetlng the ex The midway whe~e tile large line er ..,.. l'l!t a II a mem ....... r o red The McEihlm y building was re u c o t eu orne t1 " county jail upon default ot pay \Vhlch occurred Thursday Beptem ttiblts which were on dilipluy and or conceuions had been erected tor the t'a&'l Mr Franz returned while daanaaed by the fire as " uull of coth Friday morning following a) ment ot the fine Dayton Uld Roy b£r 10 at hls l'lome ln Healdsbul'l White and Guthery behind closed had won P• emlums The Floral lhe plewmre or the crowds was Mn Franz remained for a loniJer the explosion and pht6L r and walls vlsH 'lith her father Jake Ke ser 18tr1ckland both appeared in the Cal Or W>!aver wu a fotmer re doors at the (IOvernor s: oftlce Han W9..8 crowded throughout tt e crowded at all time~~ durlns the clay vl81t were turn dc.wn The \l.ll ow and H 1::i Church anlved Jrom Chi pourt of Justice Titus and entered .r.lder:t c.f Letart Pa1ls but left Beer was unexpectedly and suddi.y w ttl late Thursday evening Thuraday After the ga.te admls jdoor10 were jammed and the I!' s cago to spend a few weekll with Mr of not guilty to the chlll're:. here aboUt 40 years ago and settled ~~; 1 f d~!W::~:d w~~~C:;IIi:~~u!~ wlth interested per110ns looking at 11Lon was dlscontillued In the even INJURED was broken from them 'the en and M:rs Charles Cohen 111 U otnt o t e omces They were releaeed In HC'aldsburg caW!e for the act tt.e numeroUB diHplays there lug hum~ mare Oocked Into ARE time amount of damag"S tc the relatwes on bond and will be riven a trial Hf' came here during U1e past Beer protested the action vigor The Four H exhtblts conslstln6 the fair grounds to enJoy the even buUdlng was flOOO accordl1 g lo M and Mrs c p Kent and hearing lRtet ~~~um•ner and spent two week.& with ou.sly and the matter wa.s brought p( dre1111 gooGs made by the rlrls ln(l around the rides shows ga.mes Tt e condlttcn of hllkt! PowEll 1the petition daug~ ler Mn Hal(lld Wilham ~lati\'es at Letart and celebrated to the attention of oovemor Whlte at the clubs and potato and gardt!n-' etc that graced t¥ top of the bill The plalntlli Ella w.~E 1 1 11 und Mn; Clou Ttggln of Colun bus LIQUOR RUNNER SOUGHT his 77th blrthdBy annlvt>rsary while who prom()t~v stepped ink! the caee eJdilblts which v.ere grown by the '1 he mu111c of the merry go round and the Y ung 80n ol Pu1 k stated that the buJ. J ng hwl IJ en arrlvfd for a \U~k t:nd visit with Provldence It 1 Sept 18-INS-- here o.nd started an InvesttgatLon A 'l:f(lyft of the club6 seemed to d aw the sq 1eak squeak or the ferris E.pll!ll'(!r of Ruclne who wen: In uwned b.) Mrs c 0 RcHl at thl' Mrs Kents brother E H Pllod~ A Detroit liquor runner whoee H1s wife preceded hJm ln death coafe~nce with Guthery Wednes l"tie- ffiOiit Interest The Four H Wht!el and the DllliYhOO of the J lft:!O when an automobile drive) time of the eKploslon a ld that she 1!11d fomlly on Vale blreel Identity V..IIS Withheld was SOU8ht. ~omltlme agd The funeral servlcel! daJ forenoon wall folloWe<l by a C club exhibit& at tile county fair are many ba1 kers as they attempted to ty Joe Beea:le also of Racine und had obtained ownership smt..t that M V HI b .In Woonsocket today In connectJ.on and burial were cOJlducted Satur meet-.. with Beer Wednesday af becoming more and more popular entiL-e the lair Koen to buy thel1 In wt lch tbey wer rldmg becumt> r •v•e nes 01 01urn us 1 with thll slaymg of Harry Volpe .ffi day September n .... each year wmes could be heard late Thura m~:ontrollable and left the hlllh time through o.n assignment She lht! & Jut of her .sister Mr.s BtorlhR allegt!d bootlegger nnd former mJd rernoon dll) night 811 the crowds continued \\ ay near a cune on Ruute 31 near IUikt!d the court to allow her t..te Pownall 011 Mulberry Avenue thiS wcste1 n under cover man for the ESTELLE FILES NO ANSWER Dltl'erences between Guthery and Fruits gral P<Jtalocll CIUint!d to llnge• at the grounds L 0 Do•'" Service Statio fh s '1000 damages and COI!Its exp 1ded week govetnment ln pronibltton enforce Bet.r ftrst broke out during the i6ods net'!dle work rUBs etc cake.s "' 1 the Cll8e Many of the buldnellll places Ju ment wmk St&te falr two weeks a.go Whlfll ptunpklns u1d nany other !tens The nnal days of the I11Lr was 1ay llftcrnool was reported tot(' Pl'lmcroy wele closed rhmsday n Rrno N v Sept 18--INS--Jack Outbery took over the fair admlilpf Interest wt!re to be seen 1 U e proclaimed. a succeiiS Wl'¥!ther somewhat Improved Frida} mor I ordeJ to give their em plcyee!l an MARRIAGE LICEN!!il: Dempsey will St!CUlC II ddault dl lstnLtJon financially or not remains to be 1118' opportunity to atl nd the Mel~;; \'Off" decree here Morulay li'Om Reported dissension between the Floral hall Promptly at I 30 oclock In the seen but through the apparent W!1t>n the Spm eer youth who Cou ltv Fah F8telle Taylor Dempsey llCreen star two caused Governor White at~t afternoon the tlrst race WSA sta t satisfaction and enjayment recelv waa Injured more seriously thu• A mar !age license WilS lil.SUed h No answer havirtc been flied by .,_A to ut -• t ac "on c 180 ....,,..., c .,.,or a v llw Mrs Elizabeth }I 1ber Mrs Lena th e probutc cou t ht!rt! lhunaay 1Mrs Dempsey to the fom1er heavy on ed ot ~he Htce track!; under the ed by the many who a~tended and the otht!rs WIWI t!Xamlned by Kur tOontlnued from p81Je onll) Lalr:e Erie He reWrned a.n •n hill TJ e Hrand st.and wu occt continued to lln11er about the fair geont. of the Holzer hoapltal It .Huber ond dauihtel Kathryn to R H Duffer ~ of Milton W wel~r:h! champion !i complaint tiled nounced he would call Beer and pled by o. large crowd who gather w: ounds meeting old faces and was t'loUKht that he hu.d suffered 11. producing severn! times the amount llVl.!!lted MIBB Irene Ebersbach at Va ui lne2: Litton :ll of Ponte here August 17 hla atklrneys to Guthery together for a conference etl to wt~tt.ch the exciting races g eetlng old friends lractured skull but lal.eBt report.a realized tn pre prohibition da)S Flatwoods ThursdllY oy I l e ce Pl o1 Y was performed day t>nteren a default aud had tht> La.ter Governor White announc As ench heat of each raoe was T ~'ll ftl!n oon rnce results from the hot~plt.ul did 1 ot state and they contend beer would ~ no Mr and Mrs Jacob Faris of by Jt 10t1ce E R Titus c11se 5et i'or hearing Monutt} ed that he had foWld NO evh1ence run the crowds were treatA!d to F1rst Rnte 226 poe~ first heal thttt such was 10 exeept.Jon YounKstown and Mrs La Veru ......... .-.. ..... ~~---of serloW:I dispute between the two l50Dle real rllce thrUis aa each rBcll Mi~s llene driven by Ecott n st AHache11 ot the h&!lpltol sal£1 In The purpoae of Ule White Hous:J Hench llnd daughter Allee ot Eas KILLED BT 'LIGHTNING oalllnl upon the 11overnn'lent. Qrange N J arrived Thursday Kingsland trho has been here with Ch!JUcoL~ 0 Sept 18--INB-BOIIBERB Gft poetwas hotly oontestlld severu.l horses P.ay Wm thy driven by Evans Gc a rep~rt Friday morning "that bvtn coming in almost neck and neck In cn<1 Hvrry '1 d lven by Medley oowt 11 and Spencer woull recover tor the 1tat.i8ttcs Is o1 evening for a week end Vl..Bit with her mother Mrs Cad)' WhaleY One r;er!Kln was dead tlnd live each heat thhd Ml~ Hortense Qrlvel) by BeegJ waJ not in.J\U'ed: u badly a!i IA!reyealed. WbeUter .Mr fl~latlves end fr~ends since the death ot her alllter M1sll others w.re Nported recoverlna: to ~Uf.otl Junction Wls Be)lt ~· Bmne of the be&t race horses eve MCt'llu fourth Loujso &:.,an& drl the t'ther two occupunt.s oi' the car merely desired to examine Mills Mildred Smith is teachJug cady Whaley wJU return to New day trc·m lnjurlea received. when a IN&-..:.After holdlna: JOhn PaUl entered In •aces at the Melt(::; \en bv Peiper JIClh havh g been cut about the tao.;c H to obtain JKI$llibJe refu at Lhe Ba.8han school York with her husband the first of bolt of Ughtnlng struck o. tent tn prt18ldent of the Fa.rn\e111' Bank County Fair were to be seen Itt the Se~onc.l hclLt Bay WottJly fii'St was 1llowed to rt!tufll to his h me some of the claims tha Miss MUdrod Hazelton who is the week tor a few weeks stay She which a tid! fry was being held aod hts family captives all night 1931 full Horses were b ou(lh,£ Mls'> Ilene S'(.><:ond Hauy T thild Thtu<>day night to him m tav ~ployed at the StJmSbery Drug will teturn later to Pomeroy to bll last night lit Browns Chapel near fcur bandits today robbed the bank or whetb storll Is otr duty becawe of lllne8li with her mother Cbrk.Sburg of $5000 t.ecoud • PRIDAV 8EPT'E).(B£R U 1•:n I I I"" • I I ;.:te 11 I I personaJa I It 0 Pr'"' h YOUTHS IMPROVED ouncement! WE WISH TO ANNOUNCE THE OPENING OF THE B. &B. Sandwich Shoppe [Upper Mala Street} Saturday, Sept.l9tb. Studebaker coup owned and i•••-~•,obbv Ernest Bakel of Mlddl" damqed considerably night when It struck a poll! near the chesapeakt> and Ohio rallr. Ad yarda along West Matn street and swerved over an em bankment 81 ker It wo suld v.ns rctu nlng from the Meigs COluty Fall a tire became flat 1 the t l-ni wheel The car sw rvcd a pole along aide of the high nd before he could stup It had over the embankment e11caped wlthouL serious POT LUCK DINNER C D or A of the Sacred church enjoyed 11 pot luck 1\;;:••;,jj"~',;'"i:'~~lor hall Thursday even 11 a bustneSB seaaJon \.lme wos enjoyed by u number present STRENGTH, We will serve all kinds of 3andwiches, Moores & Ross Ice Cream, Schrafft 's Candies, Cigars, Cigarettes and Tobaccos -AND~ SHORT ORDERS. DINE AND DANCE AT THE B A B .I I aad T H BAKIEB Prop'• P01111eola'fl tile ,,..I.e gfHHine•• of •••'"' lle•lg• aJNI line .......taet•re . . . - . . . Fwom the ..a.otloa .r ...... __.... mat.wtal• to tiM _,.._ ..REUABILITY, ,., tiiUi of the tiDiab.ed Cbewolet pi'DIIIuot. NOh pnll!ll!lll ofhfdLIIn 1, •• thlln• . . . daeelr.IDI the Cltewolet Sb .......... bJ ememe .,... and pnieWoa .+.a _......,.. ENDURANCE tiM Q'elem of teet aad m.p.cdola ....._ eertalo that ..,.,. put .............. dbne•.lu:a• eucdJ M...,. ol theM ,..U arebeld&ollmlteolane ... ·~tbol antndl.NotDaauJMtllNI'IDtba'9b'f uses 11101'11 _,.. 01' pnal. . . Ia bufila• -ALSO- REGULAR MEALS PLATE LUNCHES -::::::::::::..:.::::========~==-===========:::::::::::;;:::;;,~ I For ••• te.tl•• ..•• ( beftoalet GUA NTEED STORAGE BATTERIES E. E. LANGDON Galbpoli., Ohio. BILL'S iSATTERY IGNITION WORKS a: POMER~Yid:~R~b~ERVICE IN Juat u _..,.put oftheeuls........, Lullt, ....,. f•tllftl .......... ,~. h piMnl... the . 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Middle~ort k f\hiiHI~ h.tl 1 MANCHURIA Tokyo Sept 19-INs-.t 1&ate of war exlsWd 'brourhout nerihem Mancharla today be tweet~ Japa.nese and Chlne&e tnot- In that area, with sev era! ~nere baUies actully un der ... Y Mellllllft from lbe rront in 'iae oJDce here lndlca.ted lite manned Japaru:H rar .........Japanese The -";..Ct:""'i'J>l Geneta ...Sept 10 -INS-A mal protest wu lodged, I I ' tor wJth the Lea1U11 of Nations by China toda) over Japanese occUpa.tlon of .Muk den Manchuria 1t was announced by Dr S8e Ohinese deleaal.t! to lhe league counCil Dr Sze sald he had lodged the protest B& a matter or form 1 IN MICHIGAN CITY Inner Walled C1ty Of1 Mukden h Shelled By Japaneae I \hlniJ OHROIT IS iAKENI BY liRfAT THRONG Df lEGIONNAIRES Street Greatest Peacetime Gath· enng Of Veto In Nahon' 1 H11tory I Jii I Between 70 And 80 Latter Killed In Engagement delegation nn nounCed it had rect!lved a.n 1111 omclll telegtam from Tokyo stiil Ina that the war oftlei.! had learn ed Japaneses troops h• Manchu U\ had acted in legitimate dcfms" and tba.t the Kravlty of the tro 1 ble was exag(lerated The Chinese lej:atton in Tokyo hu reet!Yed no instruction.; re gard1ng the conftlc' the telegram said It added that the Japauese coverpment had dtctded to orde. ttl oSMls In Manchuria to take Ufriaf ·precautloM to prevent 11'1' l<~<lf, -·~ I Mill& Genevieve for i:olumblW Thul'8dayWetzel for lett a. vlsll wit.b her sister Miss .Bertha Wet z.el who Is employed there Mrs Joe Eoerllb&ch Miss Velma wat&on Mrs Il-ene McArdle and Guy Watson went to Ctncinnat ~rlday mornlug for a week end vhdt with rela.tlvea Mrs Ed Dcmoskey a1d daliJhter Betty Lou are spending seve a day~; with hct parents Mr Mrs Raymond Netutzll1a Breezy Heights A H Conture who has been eon ductlng a ten day sale at the KeU.et Clothtrtt store w1ll leave Sat lrday for MartlnsviJJe W Vo. Mrs Florence Smith returned from Battle Cteek Mlchlga.n where acompanled her daughter Hleanor who entered the Unlver slty there Miss VIrginia Coe retlfned to he1 bone In Athens after a severa. days visit with Miss Frances Dye Mr nnd Mrs W A Compton Wt!re called to Huntington Thurs day by the deuth of Mr Comptons sister The Whaley estate Is adding a 20 ft extension to the rear of th bUilding occupied by the Pomerol Bargaln Howe IE W Kingsland arrived by airplane for a week end with his wire and daughter I I I ;--;·:.:;-;,been dlBclosedserlow; But White Howe went KetUng the statts P.t least that some the matte1 TROOPS IN EAST CLASH; J~PAN[S[I ATI~CK GHINESEI rbioua at several point!:~ were in l!'fl.t'e danrer of belnl' ower whelmed J.y 91Utly auperlor uwnbert of alt~kihl (:h.inest! I Hoover ---~ I To Dtacuaa Country'• Ec· onom•c Problem• At Conventton I By WILLIAM K HUTCHlNBOJ~ I N S Staff Correspondent Detroit Sept 19-The advance (lual'd of the Amertca.n Le1Jion s thirteenth tUJual conventiOn cap fARM BO~RO 15 ASKfD Tfl REMMN ouT Of M~RKEn Philly Mayor? :HOOV[H C~81Nt1 I F~~ORS BEER ll ~ I 0 CONDITIONS !'I ' Cotton Farmer Prefen To Do Own Fore11111 Sale• Work Economte Ao Well AI Pol• thcal Reason• Given OBJECT TO SALE FEAR DEMOCRATS For Ag1tahon l • l !11~; :!::'~:~ it not; tured tbt Jutposta of t.nts gailY d.€'C 1 ~~ 1 p1l~t- orated motor t"apJtal :.odt.Y In pre pun~ pe atlon for the largest peace tun 1 1 :p.therlnll or war veterans in the 'l'ew~ c 1 1 nations history 0 Born In the World War to ~r .OUj'u c ..ico-:L''- ... , ,.,-, strar 1 petuate the Ideals undealylng Am et leu s entry into that martJal holoc&ust the Le!!ioJn will come!l~ here Monday to tackle the mo.. pre~~~>inK econon1ic probleiDII now wonyllll the American people U rumoiS fllttinK through natklnnl he&<k4uartera hl:lre prove true tl e Leilon will declare ltacii Qn p10 hlbltton Ulrow ten thousand Le IJion posts Into the battle Bllainsc unemployment, declare ware on crlme a.nd criminals and po~~tponf! on full eash payment. Teat1nl' Employe •• Pou1ble athedecl.slon bonue unUI pr08perlty returns to tbe coultry Immune CJ,.rraer of One hun~ ~:~~:1;'' ~ o~noi D.A~t~~to, h! Solution May Be Near In Epidemic I ~"'lo'Wn .., Pan Arn•rlo.. .i ,_,.n. onte a thrninr bwuneaa street In rR4I8 of crote•qt ely twuted tele-wlres and Widely strewn debris P.ll' baek and lorth along th11 tidal wave wh ch devastatM. the bUJ• toU of dead and I ' �• 8UNDAY ~IR,., ' •tnt - . .!!!~!.1~....T.~~! E!!.. ··l,..._s_ID_E--U-G-H-TS-IN-NE_W_S_O_F--,I~--Radi-'o....;.__: :4:n.;,:; =::::.a":"~:,,::',:;~ 'YIIiil rwr ......_. -.d Ul JeUon 01' bftll mat.tef lot puDUcai\DD CAPITALS OF THE WORLD tlwJ .I I Iw tbe1r ~Uieulb DO\ DeCe¥&J1l7 tD ......._ __ . _ .. ~ honnr ~..at and 4nimb1e ln t.btrD ..... .... au ... - Program cvef\ anile PRONE SU·L ~ ~=-=~~~~!,!,=======~========= I ~v rRYTHINC [ I ~UT I . . ....... • n~* nw•"n ... ~ . . ,.. .. , *u electnctt~ lt;;t~= =~lel~~e:.:~ :E":ro~e~~~;s:~~! I MURKIER MYSTERY THir::MuRDER 1s my~terv conftnftttng authput1c"' 111 th1 e~it a trifl e dlll ercnl from th e u~ual 1un of c!lmf!~ Alth~~gh tmmcchatelv aftet the vrct1m of the c u1e was rlt' clare'a:.'to hav e buen k1dnup cd and ptohablv mutdcrec.l lht.: officerll h e ld h1 ~ \Hfe .wd queHtJoned her ...ev.w.ly a numbm NuU and Vmd (I 11hOOt1n who took ht of tmi.Ss So man.} of lhc hu~h<tnd and \\1ft: rnurden; h n bent <> lucrap s chhap1a lot for au ad Ju nt:11 nt mg bUn t lUnd to lla\ e Ollfrlllltul 1t1 the muLb of lh .:! mu of th~:vu:: t1m the autho1ltlls can h 1dh be blamed [or Wlu 11 n 1 oll cg~ bJy ll.luve~ his foc.tmli!.ts on th thmr~hon U~wc\el MuHl~> the tlanrc~ c hell his lt ... mma te n shOf'S be ~~~~J~~~~:1:~~:i:~t ot Natllfe Wt.nden~ A 111 IS no l>OO!lCl SltllUij Oi l u( the ~~omld tllnn he hu.~ l1 twt !If. u d l:lV!'Il h i:; scat to a lady of Llm ~ weu 1nt: :'<.c ln.l l ,0:"0".(;.... .tccom)Jiillhmtnb wont show WhuL malo;t>s tJw Ynu~ RJrh& ll !e f 11u lund of ccntorWol l ~ t..:s" PRO~C£ TO PAY FEE 2ntl Cunnlbfl - Thn" n n l an~ An• mans bosom Ia an old maid s OIJRIS HAR\E\ College m We:<!l V~rgmta ha"' htl upon 1 m ln then hcpe chesl ~e 1\0\ cl pl,ul nl actepllllg farm p10duct"' Ill ex th ~ Hc5pltal at nthens wet ~ con duc:.cd Wednead RJ t t ~c ° I , . = ._.to ..... I Qul'ck R-1:-f IRK' J''"' • from £.,e Strain When your £yes become I quantJt;cs •• ret me ~o 40 duck huntmg :. I ::r than e\'er t!'l he• pdents Mr and Mrs Is s Wells and ramily ca'" ~utehlna: hl1 own n!lh nut ot his n J~nd Ami 11lm1 other caHI ' l!re held np 11-hlla that m01nentou1 tlN.I~Inn "nil heln; tl\athod't-Oak II ld l rlhum.' Du.t 1nnl\t.:,lew -.a'--I...J. of 1 for g.ae•'J:.<r or u ea. w~'." S. Rea~rnhe&, rittehubeen~afely many v~ Cleerue aued for your Eves daily wfth 1 O\ =====;====="" vft1Nf, I'" ; ~ ~UI r;;;.;E.-.u. T ·E S raduced tn t ~f. r. ,nd "P.(rM Cllrr Keck anCl a &f(l~· of one month- Just at' a t1me when the ho\8 ha' e lrhIC rn nf Plt>wark s~nt the •eek ~-~ Pre-War ltramed from cw....uae, or im· A l'l)urt of trhnlunl ll(lPf!lllfl hal ttated by-expoeure!t&ln• Wand ht If thnt n m11n C11nnot be Oneil Tfie fall dud huntmg !4eason has been , Sdr>qtlth Wru. 1 A BrfUsh onlllclul uf E urt Afrlc• Jh11t Atrlenn me lldne <41:.tto link~ the mniqultn '1\lth mlllllrtl 111ien I!:IHf)J"Ptan aclenlil~t• ~o~m tbou;ln tbeo dl•en• 4ne to labWinr CJJIIM fr lnl IIIW""Pf hll'ltlL • I -- Cll!CAGO, U. S A I fABL~S ~ead~ 6 LI'CUID Rt!IJ!we~ a or NOD..Iiolo liO minute.. cheeb flr,t A:r. aH elleokl ltb~ daft. G 6 6 Salvo for Saby'o ! IA a t I ~~~ ~~..< p~;al Repalrt~ I IF TO CONVENTION . .--- ' l LISTERINE 25<._ l Troops -~ 1 --~OLD BY- VIDA E. IHLE, Agent PfJCel that are ris!Jt. DRUG CO. I . - things YOU no longer. use still have a CASH value ""•t.J_. n~ !Tbat of fter - Their gocillo al· When you buy from the m«chanb af the home city r_oa ~'a¥e the satiof.action of knowilll 8ia\ you are buying Mti•f•cliou. ; It IS ~LW<4-¥$.PIPfiTAB~t"O $ij't F~,t.~ Mit, '', dfJJtt!WJ{r}' ADVEil!J'tS£; BEE:AUSE TftEY ijAV.E 'THE • wii..LiNCNESS AND .\BILITY TO SERVE toU WELt. 1 w,.., * Local merc:liantil aim to keep bus1neoa by deoerving it. Shop with tllem; they w11l prove iL They alwayo rell the beol bye e\'ery tett. They ma1Dta1n quality ~ wayo 1atiofy. I I 1 '• • DAILY TRIBUNE ' *""' '"* _ AT THE THEATRES 5 To Buy A 25e A Day Traveler'• Accident Ticket ' I !J • --oR- ON ATRIP-DON'T FORGET •...-r• -. I FREE ' . ... tlert lotlR} wcr~; made ror addition and rear.; wert' f'xpreBSed uc tlh t.al ~ u 1ld llCtea~e ~ Confidence io the open road between buyer and oeller. tv.,.,...• ~;~:~r ~~~:)~j~~JJKM!h~tvi[f;~ 1 -.. TOOTH PASTE 5idney ·- _.to • 11"" fftt lw John Reed ~ho celc h1at c hlr; 88th blr~hdnJ A larac 1 rev d cf fliends and rehltlvea al • I SunpiJ Old Su.por.tU1n 'Ill\ \\Old lunatic C'11mes ttom the '.J tin \\O.rd luna'" Jlleani~ n1oon IUHl u h1 nn oltl suverstltl.o.P .Jl th .. t the moon h11s 1\ dh't.'l;r t:ffed upor. tbe bniu of ilumnn MinD. ..n heucerche tiiiJlf!rstttluft th11~'w'e6P- ..~f.: lag ll1 the rlli.I(.OilliJ;IJf CIIUse.l bllnft.-' 11e.sM h.1~rm ry und ilimh'ed e~daml !toll This I 1 s long: !!Iince l:tetl Ill• prn\Pli ll) lld~l title m•Nitlt;ution Merchalata of the home c;1ty are friendly They deoerve eon· f1dettce; cdllfldence 1n them and the goods they oell ~t11t situation f I I ( a Ulll\ HrsJtJ the liD!(' o ~orne o our ln f d t l t R1l ~lt Dyke o! Benvf"r Is !sit leges i.}l c pta<ll tP \\Oll II ( h .1nII ' b e nun >f' pra<C H'R Jng Durl c nn~ anrl Antu Hugr nf ble :frwill v.mk al!w &s pecutllv \\ellm a small collE"gc lms plnce h l tl E e ,;e Phettvplo~ lett lust week whtch 'Opc111~ hlmllo!Jes unu me;-;.c:. h a II 8 111 t a lt: fer Ariz na "'hell' JS he will altend I.nrder• o f th P'I d~pa1 tment~ cun he replemlolhtiltl m lhtlol school '· h h f .1 Mr and Mrs DelbcJ t Huston or mannM' JU>~.t as dl!lt]y a s l.t} havmg l e c e or ~ 141WaluiWoot1vl11e Jl.!r and M•s Rlch1ud buy the art1cl~~ ot food on the open market Z.<>bc nick or N"ew RMhcster spent "\ h 111 fe\\ dRy~ w.tth lheir &l.!iter Mrs At th e ~ am ( time 1t offerM ad\ anlage~ to many yout HIHnward Nunemaker and IBntlh from ~"-e fa tin ~A-h n~<l' pouenllt,ITlHV be \\ell~ do enough IU Mrc Catherine Elates whn has 1' t:r n altf'nding school at Colum propet.pY of thi R ktnd to ~end thetr nftspllni' to mstJtutwn'4 hJ1> has 1etu nedhcmetDbcglnMr of hlgb 1 lcarmng but who unfnrtunatelv are utiable tu term cf JI!Chrol IP.RI Alban~ "'.... M1 and Mn Fd Fitzpatrick Mr conve¢Hletr hf ldmgs mlo rf'ad) c.ash bit fl.U!ile of the :dow And Mu; Ho-nard Denny ISJX'nt the ness of th~ nuukel>~ 1n ull fum product111 E s l>ecutlb nlwrA·•.','t'"••'•" c,o,lumbus h ld 8 r l v n n"<'tWM e un thiR tr'-'e lf th~ ~ta p \ p1ociudH wh1ch 8H! JaHH~d tn \utg c (IJ'I)' nt tt)f" llomf' of Ca.lvln Reed • 1'(1 :thl 1p --·---- They welconli: the opportunity to serve. Their merchand11e io reaoonably pricecl and of a variety that can fdl every need I I I Modem mefch•nta adverti<e •nd keep up with the llmea M 1> Jane Bllanf'l let l espe-ct!1h beca I "'C 1t ge-l~ t h e grcutc1 num b er 0 I 1t sHu i"st \\cck fr m R t1sll dent:; :ftom the home,., nf people ll\ 1ng on the fn1 m ll{ld son n Cli cl.lrnat! • 1 d 1 F' ~~ e1al SCI VIC s Ic Btl l P;erc a the fa~~ that 11 1"' not a large lll"tu. utloll 1 ~o a1 ~ Ill c Rll cr R dclm who p(ft:lscd away at the of the Heat 1 thell tegula o! THAT ilollm ilcltheir duty at the aloreo of the home clly Wilkesville change f1 om It" !o;tudentg for tlutwn feel:l 1 h1s I"\ a laud able ¢PH nth~ pa1t of the nuthorltJe!\ of thl" tn!\tltUtiOH j ~~!!:r:::lar:t:e !~·~;~~~~1;0 1 M E l? hmch l el t c.. hi Cann ba.l M fymg ' YOU EVER STOP TO THINk! at Our Own Vaudeville ~~;~t~ 11.~u~se the automobileselettrielty motorcycleiJ and stock of JMllice de • ··o.-·••: are made euler and more rapidly by the Wle of elect.rl callJ driven machinery The telephone an• telegraph system uses electrleity !or com munleatlon as doe1 the teletype machlnes that twlh messages to precinctll throllihout the city Electric lights arc employed In hundred!! or places by the pollee The)' raca:e from tiny bulbs U8Cd ~; 1in linaerprlnt camerBB to thoUI!f.lld watt bUlbs use(l In Ught.Jna: pboto aratJhlc rooms UIICd f<J plcture taking One of the greateat tnventloDII to become rh ucwh rlt'h wom 111 after 1ncc~~=-H1t queMllonlng tht v \Hte un mnl: ~ h 1 children With lhe able tlf mve1gl e the woman mto ~..:hungltl.ll her tale mate1 en 1ule A•to S11nu:tlon JallJ ' I 1 the meuntmH~ the body nt tbe dead man wn a WI a t tht.<; conntr) u ced5 .._Ill a Conn•bb.J Co1n1t45 found~ hlch to a gli"!at extent ha~ :-.ubl'ltantJated the Rtory gcod ch!'op ca1 that ~Ill ouelast th1 It doesu t H'qulte bravE'!} fo r JJ::ll I ~ llt9 of the 'nov. ~uppol'edly grH!\ed woman W hilc a murdf"l husbl'nd to talk back to his wile in ller eep Take It Or Lea\'C It bas been l mnmltl e d and a life lo"t, lf I~ at lea~t refreshmg N1 nuttlil'r how emdent li .steno Ideal DUmt.bella to leatn that 1n th1~ caf.le RPUie other .tgeuc} he g1~ph61' may oe ~he nut t ml\i Th fello't\ who puts his socks on cow .. by ~hortban1 been WOJ k hl.'sldes lhe hUHhand Of \\ lfe of the 'ICilm wror.g side out bO th•t tli!t:! hol.fs ...".. ' ' their every--day ltves But they to jail and to court from Jail are not t.hlnk t.hat the atail.c clec alarm system& are operated by they Ulled as an entertaining would 110lnedo.y alter the mUllons Jadtll 1•111111 U I " IIUUUI II UIIIIIIIIIIU llllllflftim:um:tSm:nllllll UIIU II I IIIII' Pollee departments have adapted the playthln1 of the ancients lo modem ttmes as a vltal ally Ra. dlo 1s only a health)' ol!sprtns Df electricity The tlnitton S}'atems of I large I pollee m ·~ buildings and jails Electric motms opers.t.e moving targets employed on shootlnl ran ges They are needed to rtve pb lie& omcers trallling In the HancUlng of firea.rms It wou1d take a book to deacribe each eleetrleal app11ance that 1.5 pollee work ts the raf!k Ughl used by the pollee depa.rtment.. -which 15 controlled by electrk:l~y through the country iD theiD war Instead ol 1m ofllcer at each em on crime Th~ 1s a mere gUmp&e ner where tra.mc 1.$ heavy a ll.ght at how electrlctty has been adapt eontrQls the :ftow of t:ars and al ed t o pollee work lows the pollee ofllcer to be a&Slgn ed to other dutlea I to publl~;at Giant electric fan:J are 1used for ventilation piJll)OSt'& on •bfecta ,eriabdn( to Ilk Pf'O- camera which tak.ea the photo 6 45 Morton Downey 7 1~ Al Lay fealon. 1raphs Arc lilhts are used. In men a Kate Smith 9 By JAIIEB C KINKAID taktnJ Bei'tl.lkln pbowgn.ph wfiere [ N S Bpedal co~dent a h!irh degree Of Illumination is ~-- AT HEATH CHURCH M<C~~~.:~:::•::"' Cla~>S 1 Number Pul ·- ---, .... M;jj;~wi-;;Wr~g)11:!!:~~i~~~T:~:~~ :=~:-~4:~!:, r~~~ag~!~~~:~=~~ !I By Jaha P Med.bUIT of •re 'Came EepedaUy tnallkful il"""" the soehool l •?-I!•... J~!t. Smith t1 Stl!m a Oreh It ' EXHIBITION 1~ :;;:~~::~:::.~~ . ;.:;;ll';::~;~:m~ERMON n1e conrrontfi:l with a prob.. which will have far reachl.rlg effe<:l Ocneral Sugiyama vir....:~ u IIUSl " r ut t1 told lnternatbrlul Nt'i!o ~ \let; 1 Un le~o; the Jap.llr>l'>~e exerclM the u nuM l!o.(.: l arod prudPJlct' tn t 15 ~ 1 !&.tlon the et!ect I,(.IIJ be f.. ~\ Lh uughouL lhe 0 lent 4.00 ( HOL.EKA VICTIMS Sl a gl a ~pt 19--INS-Dc s11 t c an 1~nocu ation campaign cJ o ( ra ha11 kil ed -400 per!l(m" Jn t H KO\\ d ;;.tnct dunng the 1 t .U I o 1r accordm!J to lCJKul.& I Electricity seen As Vital Ally In M•ny Ways, To Polite Ofticers li 30 TRIED l:lutTman illld son Jack or Dunba H S McClur"' ;u d Mr Rnd Mr "I I be rein ernhc u d by the C,\1 neg1e committe \\hen tt dif!tnb utes .prtz;es for heroic deerl "~ He ha R heen tru d and found not wa.ntmg 1n deld of \a 1 r fo1 Ul good d humanll) 1t lS th e oh"'cnatwn ot man~ ho\l. eve r t.hut a mull who doe!'! i: \\01 thwMle de1!d l1ke thl~ and who '>'h tuallv take:-; .... --.... bJs o.\Vh hfc 111 hi~<~. handl'l due to the Jnsldwu~o~ etfectfl of tht.. _ . , . . . ' poumn.m cn:;c.-; ot thlf' kmd HI f!(lO II torgdttoo 1f pel chance the -wrirld h e~r:<! of 1t at all ""bile :-~orne other persuu fin t mg wllh the w• rld for publi c fav01 and notouety man ages fill the lrnnt pa~m; of da1lv ne¥-spaper"' Jeg.audm~,; their ,(txp\OJtto~ v.. htl t! Ll'llllof not one 1 )tn of good tu thr 1 ON I&Efe:~~~y:t~:F:a~~c~u:~:~;~~;~:~~~~~t:Ell!~::i'~e~:;~~~ Ul~~ ~;~~~~:;~ ~~;e:a~~:~l~~~~!dHz~~ I 1.: IvoHo Wr Services will be held aH usual at ~ po!t lmowa who they are- who so the Heath Methcxllst churcH SUI on I'{;IJn vel ue s I I 1 ~eJOWIIy dentated their t.'me In rhe morn inS church scJ., ce "'w; tht li.J bl ltettll(!: of the cla&ll t!olniJ the labor connec~ with th e be conducted at 10 30 anu R l ul Lht bt'l!.&un auo.l e ecUon ul oDI UghtiniJ lnstalla~lon Had thl!! work H E1ch1nll"er will preac "l Ill cc s lor the em ling yc~r wa~ held llun Sipalo, K1ck, Pau And Demonolrale To The as wdl aa equipment been paid farewell sermon fhe follown g \\ere dected Pre.it for tbe bill would have been nea Rev Eichinger one of the mu.~L tlent Mn W11.1ler Duncan s~cre Crpwd That Ball Can Be Followed Eaody ly th.rft Urnes J\8 much as u did popular ministers w have ch Ill' tal~ M ~ Jake Burchett Trew;m amo~.:nt to of 11. Middleport rongre 11 atw 1 1 I e1 F1eda Faetmle At the tnd 1.1! Under The Ll1hta s I h d :1 I has been trlml!fetred IJy 9 rh~ bwsmess II Htli g u ld ;;oclal h " 1" 1"• ""• t" thpeotape.... the Epl.<;e pll hoUJ dai nty r he~nme1 l~ tto r of th~ gr1dlron war Qll LoOk at the bi1 Fire ov r lrr more pleasat t t 111 n a big hl11.z t e e an n e s n.., St Hd team I~ shown ge t ng a tow:l.rd the hHI some Middleport I It was the football fl ld 1n a blaze tn P.Vfry Item of th"' lnnovGtlon en:ects ~~tl ~;11 non. nf the Blue ~qu d and a ,PWJgster ~11 u.s he ~>too<l do-..;n 1or 1 1~ht tor the big hi&h poweftd night ball playlnl The huge light!! will depart tor thf'h 1t n c Hul:iy Bcel:i cla!:>!i o! th tip or the Unwehtty of M ch )(an "Poy 50¢ for tooth p01tef ll,etl:l' th~ rinr 1ront and looked ln I glohct which have been tnslil led to two In place on every pole thr scmetime t.lurlng the COJI n= Fil!;t Bapu~t church mt 11-t th• former coach of the Nev. HaHn Hull let me Iough" tbe dln!ction of the Mlddll!port llgl ~ up th<> field fm NIGHT loct 'lne wire fence enLire) <'nchmlng n~.;m c> o M1s P..cs:; Pulll ns Frldav team but year 1s upecled to uutdo 1 ~ Bcbool Building About that hftll were belug tiled out os thE he lcld both received many word~ leaves many friends behlrlu evenmJi! wtth M1 ~ Wtoltha Buche sJ(lp, th b stason. J uffl oiLho ·~ nu o yn•t-h~l ~ • " I u .. ooc!,.,.jy t<.ld •• •b<.i thou• chasers t of Un the elusive PliJS kln 1\Cre which glAddened thesohearts Ofand those hi mand hi s I am) II 1 eIll• n d M rs p aJ l S mar t ac ll nK as a~ 1 .,.. one kid Y'lle' .~., '" and then ld h who ha~ work'ed hard !;II lJ(~) 1 I.J• TQ t,p.., a~~ I ,. ~UJ~•..,•MW!Joo all broke for the hlgn JJdlool add em<.ns ra g se\era,1 t ln1s to thC' faithfully to rnake the football new location lsl;;lant ho.stesses Aft.er the tegul.al 1 ~: 1 undda ugh lt'r Betty Lou Johnw1 h& od"' -~~• ""~~-udJ .... 1 I u... &J. .. in hl8 time than 1t take~ to tell It Ill-de 11 tans d 1 b1 sme~ n et'llng rt resilmems Wl'!C !toft Thursda> fm Colwnbtij Y.he1 c tht 1:11 ale! pllrl uf ~h:k lr 1 rea n come true As 1de from phtc d 1 fears l'.er~ e:tprr sed tllnt c a a •••' "'"'ani• J "'""'d"n-•ba• bo•,... ('ferv youn1ster o! 5Chool a~e ill or primary Interest of rourse lng a few light& ln front or the BIRTHDAY PARTY ~~e r Mr Bole~ ~nte1ed Mt Carn I ho d.N II. 4 yl• n h.l'-ooy Yodfll• l ui} fltl rk l'.ould be abe nb \II" ~lliaRP and many who sa.d to us lhe etfect the U;ptln~; vol.lld st:mds at a. lower alt.J.lude Uum Mrs Gl~de F'rench ente1talmrl p t<:~l lor tJeu\ mtnt •ill ~· ..~<UstotOO<J .. ~ .......... J M<~M<t.l <.;oo.. Chme~t Mcohnly 1 t If' rillat.e, will never no never apln ha¥ en the eye In fcllo" 1 tt those on the tops of the p(llf'.t> notll Saturda~ afternoon from th~ ho 1r Mr ant.l M1 1> c Jo Sml\h an J Mnbel Wilson and France~;; ah ~toe. rosy hutd daya of sehool ba'l as 1t coursed I -.a "'ay thtoug 1 !r~g ('mains to be done except get two W !our with a parl) honor! daughter Hane Ma nf' Smith lelt Kt eager left Fuduy to1 Col u ou..: of M 1k d~n J t I r\\ hut 1 vte~ alia closely in the wake of t.be nlr elttK:r b~ pass v1 by a Ion~: the t\\O tearruJ out for action next the sixth blrthda.y of her 001 Satu da} for Lexington \\ihtiC they wht'le lhe former " II sptmd thto Chma neral Cha1 to; H ~ ut~ lbe' j umping rWlnlllll squaallng high punt Even with the muk bf':ll FridllY evenlnij: Tilli'se smulle• Owen The aHernoun V.ILB spent In\ Wi ll a Wnti l.lll tun eral or Ml week end with her parent~ M s C Gt ver 1r of M1ucl 1 a thlldren It wa"!' not a dUflci.ill mauer lor Ughf are to ~ used 80 the SJ)ec playing var ous ganH..'S Ov.en re Smith s b oth~;• In law T F Me Kreager will go to Giiln\lil e wh !1om hi home Plep ng an 01 a c W(.. n tl:wy arrived at wh<l.t they these on the 6lde In~ to foUo~o tatol& wm ~ able to find tpeir celved man.) gifts hom the lall!e E~o~ she v.lll allend a putty fll Den ~u lo l s lroup~ not Lo 1 1 t I e J l!Jl •upPf'68(1 to be o. contlagration thL'lY everv play as the boys 1011 klcekd way to and from their &tl8ts berore of frlencl.!i ptesent Mn MilS Lulu Howell and daUj;;hte Um~eo:':'~'''c..--••--lH CM' b t he ll !)aJIC H~ ~ l) llJJicoYered. that It was somcthl1g lJ:i&3('d e.nd pl3yed the old b:.1ll from and att-er the rame In order that Wl\3 a&;h;tetl by Mrs Ed Who spc1 t I he paJSt ytar ht ~ y, l :r:·~~.~ Mrs Paul French and Mr < cu~e Mon da..~ f 01 Flo1 du whu French Damty refresh lh('t v.Jil m .. ke theu home ~n:: ::unu:umt n~..tmtmnrttttttmt:lm..mu::u!~ Ci,lid'c'~ -......;,:;;.,,~glo lhe thhh six Cnpt and M1 s Hany Bennet " • nulured to Dei olt Sat mla~ whcl the} will attend the American Le sJJread through South MatKhu Ja 1 OCCI.IPYing Important Wwns st.op I g!on National cou~e nUon Mr and Mrs ArthUJ .Bol~:e and pmG rallrliBd tu.mc and M"izh I! cummunlcations systems ELEC fJUC THEATRE, Pomeroy-TODAY The sud den hosllliUes sent ~ wave uf terror throughout Nortl ( has Budd) Rorers !Lhd Fu.y Wray ern China as fears IIJOiie that the In honor of JapaneEC odvrmce mig ht be ear "THE LA WYERS SECRET" U)4PW1CL S~mtl BIU'SOltl rled oouthwtt rd A shot ln thr, Dllht.-flve gulltl6<s IIVNI planred Into a seethlnr (Yolanda Llppll Mrs Barsotti te J Tokil ~p 9- 1N8-An tlc J-IB telved a number o! lu~eh and Ul.it' • ling further counh::t 1u Mancllur a turmoil or eonfllftintt rorcP.!I--fear and dl"llperallon Jt•.t.n THIS FIRST ful gUts Card playing uml dancln~; and Nurth C!"lli a follov.mg the oc _,.,.. ler11, followed fwlhly by h1s conung It hat.! A«med almosl too~onddr Were the diversions o.>f the eveninG cupation of Mukden by Japnnese Also Comedy Tbt famoua and slalat... daa UJ}OJI the nuuo.ler of Creyke who ful to be !rue when weeks ago Frank At a late hour 11.. deilCIOUS refresh Mq,nday and Tuesday Sept troops the cubmct held a1 emrr ~~bel~ ritbtfuiJy to l(athar had dnvom the nmsmg m.an to Severn had wntlen telimg her tl ,11 ment course wns SCI\ed O:Ojst lhd 2~nd-Wl' are glv gem;y meeting tod ny and author z ~ Pwina, ~dclaua:bter of a RuaMonka1lvcr Kathanne hstcned 1n th< Munnov Jewels l1ers now [Jy 1 ed the Minister of Wa1 to dlspatth ._, --..~_ ;,.o nx lo eath htdy who call11 at LIBERTY THEATRE, MIDDLEPORT, TODAY ~~ ..,. .._ n ... friend, Fraak Scv Silence WJth a wl •te thnli<:d face riGht were already m England sooo relnforctmen \.Js to the Mukde1 a e ,n.;. ncovefa them for her in RUula Wytlter wcrtt on to tell of lu~ frmt to be mln!r pos~ cmon and tl tn Plymouth Crou-Conbnent OJU store a ~ nn1pll"' c~n of 1\ !rem Ko ea BeiSie Love and Chff Edwardo m .... ~Faal P.dero« to Bn(land len renewed VISit th!lt arlemoon to \hli terrible tlung bad mtervened A Re•ord A Triumph w Li\Wienee and eo'll 111gb Movement of the troops o! lr With~ Fedei'Ofl•murdend •t the house Wllh 1ts cobwebbed door fllystcrlous hand had snatched fratlc "' Korea. garrison mt.u Manchmla. g 11~,1111 CIIIPtJ coantr)' bcule \\ay-sometluog v ery algmf1cant away 'from the ken of all lis frn: l\th Floating Power Grade t:namel or Va.mlah under wa y Immediately by spec1a l l "GOODS NEWS" hald: •1 lpvem ht t'he killen fail about those eob"eb!J-to find the to \\hat U1_1known late " And w1lh h1~ f;JtF.E tral~s Japan al.t~tldv has 10000 fb ~ ~ pmao. deal,( man gone and n\) trace oi Sev dLSappea,rance: the JUOl'ls had been round trip transcon ti nental THE STANSBURY men With ltl field )S uns a.l Mukd 1 P.-p Fu11 Football thrill~ "- f mr )I' tr 1nlleKI" 1 HJN.I' with e~ery 1 .....,.. laldclnt.ped a~ carried un- ern or hi& capture. lost to her-tl o gh of lin ~e 1 Vo ~:::~;of the new Plymouth l'.tueh the cnbmet dedded tha t rcr 1 c thin!:' thal mali.~ lire wurth 11hlle ij~ to 'MOaJuiber. too,. anrl "/t. aecond murder at 'Mon1u 11ver sw1ft blows the lo~~ of tl e r 11 t~ 1 was made by L B Mlllel lmmed!ale pre~li'nt uo JurU1er relU ~ .....,. W. frit;W. JU. WJDttr, find. -and poor Frank helpless m those had come but second le her trouLicd In the remarkable tim~ or Middleport Ohio fo1cements 1\ould be •eqUJ ed Uwr~> AJ C d "Ch k C H n £~. leoleM•IIIftY&nt,atabbed to unknown ev1l hands-and the cause fears for frank and 9 nllnutes wo.s a In addltlol1 w the Kmenn detac 1 10 orne Y IC ens orne orne Mtll. W~ entera the boUle, fa of U all those rub~ts that seem only But If }1m could fl.nd those lo~ t of !.he soundneJSs of thlll:.,•••••••••••..l!lmeut ._,,.,..,. lb.-In II A&ht ml tbm: 4rn-tl:l to carry '"gedy In thc 1r w•k··l C-zar1na Rubtrsl Power prmcwle Fol th r. Th e '.li9.T mlnlstry lliUIOWleed ibt t att.•1mu::nnrn~u:n.;llt:m. ~~U to: ~yoM•IIB.< the~ (If a Dr Mar~ Ka.thanne broke out And you She met h1s eyes aero~~ the tat lc ml accelerator stoppms wiiD "riYlwe~ ~ ' V()"llter n:- found notlung al l.tonksdver, no \w1th a new user bo_pe hljhtu tc up at control points e~tabllahed eve1y 'llonbUYet Wltk hi. frli!ad. t!Lle tO follow u"? • 1cr own BO!J miles only long enough !or gas laat. - · ~ CreJIIe'l IJoctp •Not qa1te 1 o !$ad aa that ... Wyn I oil and grease ~~ Clbl ter aatd. And her e_wcs bent on h m ASSU,RAHC& Without sloop fOl five nights a.nd ~ to ctinlter suddenly eager Never mmd details Oh were gomg to hnng It with nothing W eat but oran.go..: NOW QO ON ~~~ yet-but J PI hopeful that 1 vc ntcked somehow I he as~urcd hC'r Ice eream and )}Jack ootlet •· .• k '· !.he distance !1om San ( 1 .. up one end of a tbr~ad at Monlnilver wanteu ttl as }"ou avo 1 tho~e J Ill N'ew York City in (JI CRAMER XXIV toila:r, a clue 1m followlng up tbat el!t Kathanne When they cQme mto of 65 noms and JJ ' •You ware T~ mysterious wl1en may me~n everytlnngl 1 may be all your hand._~ I sUflJIOse yon II d spose A ~;t<Jp of onP. hm r and wrong-but 1 don t thmk I m of 5011 c Ol' !hem <tt at Y r c? I h.ive minutes w11s 11ll tllat 11.a~ iJOtl rang rme ~ this af&ernoon You wron:~;And D1ll Grayson dou t thu k a reason 1or a s1 JJIA{ 1IC au( ·• 1cd Then Lhc tnp Lntck o l•pob denlopnii:nts' at sd e1t er Were £ollowmg ''up to qu,ckly ~~~-~,;~;;0'"'." oonsun ed a total uf ., k 0of _'q~r 1. -on. s.It!ve...-nd left JUy curtos1ty gc:ther workmg out a plan now •• ..u .. Oh but what else could I do 1 24 minutes Wcstct 1 -sa-ts.,ed,'' ahe llai'd B 1 1 Unlo11 tep1esentathes kept. accurate { ..Ob.l cot mmed up lo heche ad Smce leavmg Monkstlver J m keg~a,u l~h'" 1 ", ' o,ose.rl>l JOI"d time records at ever) polnt •-,,,, la•t Wynter had ckc1ded to take Bill h nuw "~I co 1 ....~.... aft.. 0 •ou ~ • a d" 0 ta t ill c ts II etl Total mlleaoe Wll8 6281 Avet 0 t a .. h ld h A d h f mto h1s confidence He had l••lf or o par WI I ~ome o • , e t.o er n t ll a ter•I , 1 t " t miles pe1 d11y 1140 BeLtered 1 1 aoq,n I woke up IP lhe boutte of a e:r.pecled Ins l11~1 d to rnhcnll! that lcm a cas n Si( es 1 1 Y a t beat one HIY train time by lol •• I I Idea of Ius But D•ll h•·'n' '''' ]1 ked now with such trag,c u elll Bea t th e prev Ious record I01 com. ...ete atranget m• ~ aWay rom <ul<d '' u ones- I am not sure I shotlld wl~~ -whl,~-· •·•t ~lee the round tlip bet..,.,ecn San P'1a 1 .. U ..k.ll · r -v • to kee11 them even 1£ I could 11 ,tlqa ~~of eraahmt down a ft t of Ob how splendull' Kathar ne Kathannr: he aa 1<J suddenl}' ~l:> ~ 11~~~~~t:s YO! k by 35 hom -. 1abinl cncd tagerly when Wynter men .. there !I a busmeu proposal I waul After a few days of test Mlllrr "lhen 7011 wer4 hurt? lhe crl«jd honed It .. But what cluei' to make on behalf of Ablly Gray~on dt"Ove the car ri&ht back o\cr l!"te }• Qtflck 11t1rtled c~rn Afra1d you d ad: that I e laughl'd B1ll and myself ( H c !! a real !1'0?4 same route to Det1olt so that tbe "'Oh, .ot,blnS' to m•ke my ltfe ia· Sorry to be d1sappomhng but I d chap Dill-)ou tl hke h1m) We vt en1lneers could stud) carf'h lly the MfMICe people worry Tbata the rather not tell even you 'ust yet planned a httle g mlle You u·c •• effects o! such contllluous ~tla n n ibeat bf these aolid bone aku11sl And Katharme Ill tell you JU~I tlus have a h1Jnch you II fin J )O )CW~h the parts or the car I ~ I~ necklace a,fe througll thOllih ant.l pretty mad yau It thmk all rll{ht- and we rc )\Jt to baC'k our Discussing the !'eCOid run at thr> 1t al lf:~Uy wn no to4 buo;:ked to It sounds h was .some cobweb~ 11 behcf by betting on 1t faetory Miller gove all CI'Cdlt to tptlt)ack.Oh,a,ndlheaentyouher t'-e porch at MO)nksllver that first But 1 dont undl'r staltl Ka!har• the quality of the Plymouth and lOve and tballkt The -very mebtlon a;ave me my bram wave me. cned puzzl~d said although the weather wa .. o h t •· Sl Ia d h good throughout the tlip and the of U • .._, ..,.a• umeI'111t.epIaUl a.-..1o ma.e 1e s re at m 18 surpnse as If Well 1t s hke tim \Ve our''" elements contributed to making tho! ... r INC re" ltOW otC: ..~~~~ &he th(luBht he must be JOking d1cate of lhree want to n1ake a mod record much of the accompliSh '-ft"T'.I.-B 'Of course tbase ,lewd• arc at the oeGt bet-slake h\0 fifty on the ch Jn~f ment was due lo the 1evolutlonuty ...,. ~'l'v..,. otlom of all tlus m!'schlef-lhat 5 q£ those J~wels turnmg up Kalhar new features which make the Ply •J thall never for(l(et your won mqre certam than ever,.. Wynter me \\~11 suppose you take lhe bel mouth such a sensational perforclftfu! ~dDelf." ahe said went on and make us a 110portmg offer of say mer If the trip did nothing else And he told her of the pan~lhng odd& at tl ree to one he went on It proved conclusive!~ that an en "'You •hoW4 ~ve heard me btiK1. . . to 1( 10,; about that sock I gave they had found wrench-ed frani the lightly '1 hat means that 1 1f your glne held In plact' by twn 1ubbet ¥a~nr jw: Aid ,lii:htly Life h.old~ walla at Monks lvcr e\ldtnce of a .ft'"'els are recovcr~d we w1n a sh;ue mountings as the Plymouth rnginfl too ew moments fike lhlltl' delermmed search for the Murmov of em to th~ value of three time• Is Ia Jw;t as secure as though Jl 1oo r.:;:n thl taxi drew up at he~rlooms h1i:ldea 5omcwhe~ m that our stal(e If they are not found- were welded In the frame Fut old h t.hermore no one bas any Idea how re,e.u ~ on the fnnge of S(lho ouse A well we ve lost out two--tlfty Ju',t much the smoothneM of that four "'lth 'ltl P'omted •IP o1 a golden "Only there 1 prelty gOOd reason a ~~~pie ordmary httle gamhlmg cyUnder enrlne and the absenee of' •ndef. for ugumms that these shadow. of !Iutter and M11ly and B1ll are • vibration cantrlbuted to tlle com "l'Jq' ~... 'a telephone Q.ll men-Sant s phrasl' and a good one !teen (ln 11 aa I " fort. o! my relief driver o.nd me It ldarlila'~DDCr," WJ:nwrtolcl the w11t -haven t found them, and what's Wynter spoke as 11 in th!! mo~t helped us to keep hitting the ball er u t~et walked ~ the:..- reserved mo~ wont lind em, he added casual matter of fact tonetl tb1s And of course U eltmln~ted tluo table-. "or 'rather, tbla IJICiy IS. !.bit cheerfully 'Its us-or shoukl 1t he ~lan of hl8 to help her Without lmrt• neceMlty or a lot of tightenlnJZ UJI we?-who are gomg to fu1d those Jng her sens1t1ve pnde1 s1nce he kne,. of loose part.s and nuts and bolts Fiiritlr--don,'t fOqret tfee aame," 1 "Very fOCid, m'sieiilr" lost rub1cs for you befort we rc 'that, desperate as her stra1t1 were at the control station~~ .,Bat who could be telenhotling to through w1th thl9 JOb ' 1 ahe would !'ldt have ac:CtlJitd a g•ftnf The low center of rravlty ot the • f h ,. double drop frame made It ))(l6NI JUNIOR doesn't out wear his perambulator, he outgrow a II Jlll(l" uled Kathatiite bt*ildert4. HO money (OW nn. ble lor us to keep hours ahead of PE bf C()Utle 1t ft"IIJ' a~m rather bed 1 ~ H. ~ n~ .1.. J. 8C u e uccause /We could take the Mother doesn't out~serv1c~ her chaara, lampe, rugs, etc., 1he aam~ "'\VeU,1 yQJi ate, 'Minr Ora:vtltm Wlls A tud:de-n d1S"trn('u haa crept mto cheek .my atrangu 8 tfuiJ w1thot1t sharpest kind of c:m:ves without the ~tlblb' tlinlt,d tD know ~h•t ;you Kathar1nr: s Cf(L If tllose JCwclt toasultlns you lint But pals have 6ll1htest danger d1 61dddij:'lg off th" • ply replaces the'l' w1lh thtngs better adapted to th11 year'• ,.ad J ll4'd. ~ I .. ;New ll6dr.. aU;d fr001 ..uam. t:ould bt fOundl H(lw pnvd.ege......-or take 'enll And •• road or turning over -.. ! !> .,.....,. ...~ , I ... ;;.., ..,, .. ..,, ,wen I(JUt paiL 1 eo. is.n t it, mucl'l would that not IT1ean to hert propc)lle to hand 1)1.tr tta)f:e over 10 WU~t any doubt the ease of .1 arrangement roomk .. "" . . -t .,... , . ..,. '¥a:tbariile?) Alld told her too she'd It was snddenly back m her mmd you straight awiil)"~. m~ us<~ai shifting ~rom high gear to second tih roa immenae11~d she knows agam all that 11he had resolutely thmg abJIOlutely I<athanne ' he 11- at high speed was respon~lble f01 •1 judgmellt il iJW~t.rlably sound I tmd to forget for th1a hour or two sured Mr smilmgt, 'Then •f •nd 12 W 15 hours or our record Ume And in thas process. thmgs often releaated to the attic or atore;YOU don't baw llier 't'ery well? of pleasant compamonsh1p that had when the rub~ts come mto your roe Whel]ever our speed got down f..") •No. O..ly through meet1n1 her hhcd her for the tune out of herself se~sKln you settle up All q1ute ~~m- 35 milell an hour or 80 on the long room retatn servace and uaefulneaa for other folks that can be at the H1ldrena' ' -the rembrance of that desperate pic And 1 wont hear of your tum. hard mountain t:llmbs we simply threw It Into second and picked up I d I h "l think Milly's teen to alter all state oi affaus she wu facmg mg t e propoMa own to ftfty or more That hllh spee 1 converted mto cash th~nd that's wh1 she wants to Ltfc: had beea 18 1ncren~;mgly bard second sear and the ea.sy flh!fl ce1 r 1,.. :rots ap She and BtU Gray.on BIIICC fate had dealt her tb•t tmock· WEALTH t!Unly were 8 revelation and a are two of m1 oldest fnends yoa down blow for a year or so on the He took from Ius pocket a ch~ck great help Also lhe (JUlck aCtio The eaa1e1t and cheapest way to locate those who are ec.ger to kftow. T1me you k•e• eKb other crest of the wave •he had made already made on! n hu na ne ~m1l- ot the hydraulic 101 r wheel brake btlher" money by handfuls-and •he had IDRIJ he pathed 1t across &he taMe made It POI!slble to approAch cunes procure and pay reasonably for your d11carded lhmga 11 by hot· .,But what an over•het'irhnfr tort beor:a prod1Bal of at, prO(hgaily gen to her at hiih speed ol.penon you are-Jim I ernua because that bad alway• been Kathar ne looked at the chl!<'k Many other roctors of the cAr ... ins them m theW ANT AD COLUMNS of the It 'Waf the fiut tune abe had called Katharu~'• way, apend1n1 lavishly Two hundred a11 d fifty pound8 ($1,- constructlcn of course ha.d thet" billl b• that name. n 11 ,t~ a oontnton on others fu mare lhan on herse:lf 2$0) What would such a. sum not part W do with lhe sueee-Mf 11 run -"-- " '!6 * " h d A 11 d u~ -Z nlngt of the with record Frankly ~"'!~!"""'everyday tort..., aamc-nc a coune t he h ad never &aved mean lo her JUIIt now I don know what other car 1 I M?'el' before knowa how dehlthtful had never awen a thought 1n thoae But as abc lOoked up from could have made as fast Ume It It ~ld ~oaacl. brtef 1m1htlfl sunny boura tG a po.- met hla eyes 1he ahook her :;eeJDil to me It requl.red the com "ihat f'm nnpatjellt tp lielr What Sible ram:r day-how waa ahe to • Bat I tan t take it 'abe blnatlon ot all ol these new fea~ JUt aJSbt .. Mo•illlftr," drum how &raKJ(ally fOOD her eht~ l d<O apprt:clatl the klndnua t.wes in the Plymouth to tum the Wf~M added. terfn1 career waa to be cut abortP It, far more than I tan talr-but trlct SIMI 'Will •ntly prepM'ecl for Reb And flOW, •lth her ea...tna: pOwer don t feel It would be ::.':~~:.~and~~-~ ean 11ft llld ~...., p bt told bit oi.-...t aaatehed from htr, •h• wu fllcaq r.-ott a eltaace--" ~01111 Ia Mldlllll~ ........ . . . itn:ft of Frill: .,.. 1111 frleb~ .,... ,.,. .. t: 1 It' .,_ _ fRtu ON wer~ tid n ttythe but tots the acti()JI5 bo)'se t"e hOJi.pit.al and from while the ex preHenl wttlnn was 1 o!farthe mo: ~te:J a hardlmtbattle Blii: Houlltotl ol Cit'\ Mr eland.snd.{rMns 11.ndCh11 Mr Pleu1nl •l&ht t.o lilt faus Th y ~ Threat when t1e Rutl~nd 11111. Jamea McCJ u·c or Akron M1 an :.I unbroken atrlnr of vlct.orWs lhcy any Injuries •J will have a t-eam that wlll always Tl e faM are all p rpared tc looked ror r 1r1hf'r outbreaiUJ ~e; \ spilt- t he- ilnno• m eo:! noo resillt&nc:t! !em 1 I T •y. snu•o U 1\ ~HE h~ A Tlp from Benny to Albie I t. I b W M Hetteselmer ent.erUJ.lned Frl day evenln1 w Ui a b lt o clock din ner tit \he BUlenslrlcker home on 2nd Ave Tht' rollowtnr liJUe&l 1 • I i~ilurb.IUif Jrstt!l: ~"~l~.; ,:;: h~ved="'J.: I ll(lHTS DINNEB PA.RTl' 1 Mrs Allee S1dl' f'l! rl~lr.er a nd Mrs I ••-•-••··1 I HEADINrSS [. Ithe I I ::f ~ fiElD• " 1 I IN ., fDOTB·lL I IS ot the !itld 'lute li11htlnl capacity will not Of ~anc!lsry Importance 11"&8 lhP be llt'CeMary thr>rPby ~a\ lllit con nppen.taft«! o! t.he locol warriou In I e!~robly on the Uaht blll durin~ thel• oow yeUow outfit.e: throu11b the ('hune of ::a u..aon 'lf'll~h they ha'• aalned thdr 110 CM h Ba.Uyn 5.JI.Id hlll team V.J \ b~tqut Yelow Jacltcts Tht) iool In Cine shaVt" ~xcep~ lhe tr o on ..._.Yo••.w.T• I ° PAQ! TBRD: Vlrpnia Great ABC-Jiew Tor\:. (3416 . , 1 am l4orninl UU&lcale 8 30 Quiet i r-~- - - MOSCOW .111d wia.; o:s a complele sel He hffl Harmonlea 10 30 Voice Qf St. ..,... m po met•nte ww be publllbld By KI:NDAliL F098 tour and huped m steal the whel'£' ILoU13 11 30 Int.ema\tonal Broa.d 1 :. 1 N B Slaft' correllponde!lt withal for som6 more Pa.ifina~ !ca&e. 11 ~ Trlo U IUly\hmk u • 1UJG8 P1JBLISHING COMPANY 8t crim! ~ returned to t.be commun~ to ...-~ '---'1 12 SO pm OJPQ TnJI 1 • -- Y 1 • :t4u;cow pt ...---- ouna: await a more favorable opportun1tr 1-, ~ e~..._. 1 ,. Hour. • ·-·••o 8ym~... tl . _ . , . ow. ~ \he wont that"' a careful his 1 .. .-, comblna; of ~t.e prl&ol;u c:an oo11ect Michael bl vain about our\ RevW! S Chtcaao KDIIbt& 1:4& ~ ~ .... - - OMctl aM an•u.a lhf&. c.D • · • are broUih\ t.osetner on a comlllu flashing teeth aJthouah he u an Broolul a.ot1 B06I 6 tfl The Boe ,._ Uf1erW Oll.ee Call 111-J. nal tarm lua~ out51<1e MQIIC:OW and estraardinaril,y una.ttr~tJve lo<U \ well Btsten 8 MlnStrela a 10 I _,;;._-:;::=;:;:;--;;;;;,;;;;;;;;;;;n•;;-,;;;;;;;;;a;n;;;;;--- allowed to run rr~ The tarm lS vidual to loolt upon Ar<lund the S&ru.o\'ar, II SO n.,t f the OPU Raya a Leninp'ad l(irl had a Gaucho& HI 8\rln8 Qu&rte\ 10T4e SO NATIONAL ADVUTUiiiNO UPUS&NTI.'llVU Wlder the 411)1'1'• .... on way ot snatchlna pocketbook.l! and 1....... N'·ho'· ......_ ... _._ 1 l!eCiet poU.Ucal pollee but there aie ba. h1ch b h h He n<N ""' .., ...,,.,............ .. J)t.tne-TenDeJ CorporaUoo I no auards ..a...o fences tw\d IS w roug L er [ wt.W--cinclnnaU lQI.-700) ~30 18'.1:2 youtntul despeur.cloet. 10011t .ore the rouru m Urnes Bbe be am Piddlert1 Three Iii 411 A .IGoe New York .wd Cbl«:aF' ly ehOJI1rlers plcltpoeketa iUlU aau at tn ve years of aae ami at tor Today 10 30 Korntnc M.\111 other types lJf th~r llve on Uli5 ellhteen w~~os finally sent to Solov ca.Ie 11 30 Trolb Belli 12 ;Jtl ~ farm withOut tl (' !'illgn~t a.uempt kl the iiJ.and primo 10 t.he White !MelodY Interlude 1 30 Popular I to escape Sea Thence !!he was a~epted m Orch 2 Theatre of the Air :t 30 \ ~ , • to the GPU comm une near Moscow Henry Theis Orch 3 )btJ.nee ls th n f h t 15 She professes ~1erself sorry at the JeweUI 3 30 lllall,d serenadei"'l 0. The farm e I'M 0 '1. u rue she h11.> led and te.slllve.s to do, The Roam.iO& 15 30 PlaruaUOil e~Q)f!ct.e8 to be a lon&: Ber:es and betLer She recalls ho'tl.ever with I n... 15 6 Glenn Si&t.en 6 && Bue~ reprc~ts wi!tfulneM the time she ~II ""' """"' 7 -··•·· w soln theSovle\ thprnyRussia& problemattemp of re a80tcertam • .... ,.~ ~ away w1U1 J 000 n bl es un ,_ <t. . - - , cloumLng yotUl8 11veli cone \\TOOl h 1 7 15 • <-• 1 16 Slumber Restdent:s bf tbe farm worlt hut u caUl t • , , MUSic 9 15 Vanety 9 30 Popular on the land ~~ond m the communal 1Orch 10 COncert. Hour 10 66 1 fac$ory aDd receive pa} l1le food Another ~oung Lucotrlsible stat Populal Orch 11 Hency Thela eo that hu. fo rmer occupation was ..-...ch Popula' ---~"ea'·a Is cauideratri) a bo ve. aveitllt! b h h t th h '-'' ...._., .... '-'~""' ... 'IJIPOil the love, loyalty and davoboo of the people1 ~~Mat bnn harmorw with which ma y help acrount Ior luw cr lmm.- i;.\ ut t !l.l ence 01 e Weat-New York t!.3 660) 7 the &eacbiu.p ol JwUI the Cbrut 'llfh()Qj word.a ftt mm everyfl:H and "bevice tn~nds to bt; a I~ oommun16t .., Me- He"• 8 e Ballaef.thelluman heart and of whom 1t wu said LD J(lbn 7 40, • NEVER JIAN perct!nl.a8'e of ..escap~~ A11 res dents w1t h wh om It was d tchea 10 9 Southland ~le Lo speak .mplayed the eera ot e IPAICE ":t.tKE THIS~MAN Self 1uvennmeut IS the rue u .same eagerne!Sii W do bett.el and Neapolitec Days 10 Jewel! -!. PuuR.adio!lit:~~l-..cteta!-HOWD ·- - - - - - lhe cwumune The two nund ed the same decisive repudiation o! Destiny 11 15 11 Spark ta a little with most active members forn a :;ort lhom ouner ways Echoes of the Ortent. 12 Hi pm !t!GHTEOU~J'>J<;S S I' A\ S-Bette1 IH of ttenate whh.:A mamigP.s II)Ulmt Pap Concert 1 1~ The carlbbeans -PI 0' affairs a ltholllh tbe general aSJiem or th~t 100'2 tndlv duals here 154 11 30 Popular Program 2 30 Moun rJghteousnef!s t~an g1 cut re ve nues without right , bly has ~t is Sllft:lo final aul!tl.orlty m are 1\ omen foO of the prisoners are 1t.ain Men 4 Oema 6 RUMl&U aU matter& perta ulug \.o the com undru HI and a hundred are over !litniers 6 ~ Baseball Scores 1 erbs 16 8 mune mcladlng Lht etect1on of ne" l2ti Ttle Jel!t fall bet.weeu theaeiEddie cantor 91~ ted Weems wo ase!i l1 are communists and Orch 9 'l5 Bunda)' tt Bellh Par membl:!u; LOVE DESTRO\ S FEAH- fhele IS no fear m love Lmt 1\ A coaumttee \LSIIl vanous plL~ 1Iffi are Kom.somols or yeung com lkerA u LarcyFunk"Orch 15 statef About h~~( perfect IO\e ca!lteth out f ea r because fear hath tormeat ot.ls ~;eekmg 1cotrlgl blcs and .klvll l iliun~ts WJZ- New ¥ork ch9.&-7tiOJ 1 am 1 _ iag them to th~ r~:~.rm llle ~ rm e una s were 1ome ess wa ~ Tone Pictures 9 Woodwi•~n.~d:r~En::;; He t~~ fearelh IS n at m.ad e perfect Hl love - 1 Jo)tn 4 18 or rcsident-e va llf,es but le d~ to be w.i10 stole t.o 1!Ye• , semble 9 46 A SOns (Ol 1 frum two tu t.hree vrar~; Nomads 10 30 Mol'll1nl F oeedom hard wcrk and sell 11 30 Troika Belli; 12 30 Mlimbf"rs lf tbe commune nuu IUU awa) Jf they clu.JU~;e 0 lhej government are the three prtncl odic Interlude 1 30 "H;~~~~:!:~~' REAf: BRAVERY rna,. ask ()Cilnl5Sion of the a~~em pies on which we rely to reclaim Qrch 3 Gay Vlenna ;~ 5 HE MAN \\ho Jet: enth sav ed a nu"l'lber of sc hoo l chJI bly to leave Food being gooa and th iSe lo~t member.. ol socJoty ex Caravan ~ 30 Baseb&U Store~ clean and heal~h} a! pla.ined Michael Kwmetwv ~e 5 30 Radio Lumlnarlu 6 Over dren from the fnngl'> ol a mad dog exh1h1ted Ieal quarters tnoucll execedtng:.V phun run director a OPU man and an un- Jordlln 0':00 Popular Hav~~o~~a Oren bravery und a thought for other!'~ wha:h de!'.ervcd cormnen awa~s a e scaJll! In a land v.here aen~tanding aad SYRlJIIIIthlc appear 11~ Radio Hour 8 15 Stag Party tve1yone must be lCI!ls).ead w 1 ~ Ull pt,J"SOn With his two pa.1d Wi 8 f61 Slumber Jlusic 9 30 Harbor dation f1 om ull the pc.hte and \\litre l.flegular sllltants he supeJVi&es Lhe opertl Lighte 10 ~ilgrbm 10 15 POpu Aec o rd mg t) new di"patc hes the man wa~ walkll1, melnllels or SOClelf noL as:;oclated tlon of the commune All are proud lar Harmonies 10 45 South Sea \\!Lr UIU: Of ... nothftl mdu~ulal or of their wo II: and of the condl tloru Islanr;lera Jl Hem')' Theis along: the street nl!ar a :.l hool which wa~ dJsrnls~mg us the gs.mzauons hate no biead ca ro~ 'tl.hich prevail on tbe tarm WJR-Detrott t400-1MH 9 ao there 1.!; small deshe Lo brave the Man~ a worker would envy the Plddlers Three 9 45 A Sorll craz.a'd dog came tearing do\\ H the stret}t smappmg it cutaide wo1ld mauthorlzetl tood our ~op!~ t:et every day Today 12 3D pm lilek¥Uc Inter e-wcry II\ mg thing th at 1t pa ~sed I h1:-~ hero w1th 111 • • • said one ot the 91S6bt.ants proudly lude 1 30 Herbie Kay s Orch 2 Michael age 1t1 and a resident Mcs.Js consist of a soup and a Theatre Hour 3 Gay Vienna 3 30 thought of h1~ fl\\ n safch Unt w1th th e ( h1ldr en s v. elfaH of the !aim !o.r; the past hair yea r meat and vegetable course with ,. Modern Lady 4 Pllant.om care preemurenl 11 lll!'l rnmd gra~ped th e tlog a~ 1t paR:.ed hun ran away l'J.st \\cek But he did! t sweet on hohday5 van 5 15 Old Bonr Slngera a o\6 llkc t and re tu1 ned volwttu.rlly The a\erage h oome 1a 80 rubles RadlO X..umlnarleti 6 Over Jordan and clutched h1m lll hi~ bart atm~'~ until a1d could reach He Is under barrack urreHt w1WI a month o! which about 40 goes 6 30 Popular Dance Orch 7 Pupu A local currencY 1 lar Melodies 1 15 RadiO Hou::' j II; the efchih or a aerial htrn a11d the uu1mal put to dcuth ln th e meanilme he had the assembly decides Jffhether 1 to 1 living wishes to readmit him to men ber u~~ed ideutJca.l In value With the 8 15 8\..ll{f Party 8 fo5 c1 exclMIYel:r fM lnkrU'UOD 1 ruble but only good In commwll' Mulde suffe~:ed a~ numlu 1 of lace! at1ons as the dog "napped and s hip 9 30 Harbor Ll&'htll 8enke collCeC'bilbl tbfl 1t1e Michael 5teals bt t only to 1~>hops When rounded m l the HUll& Columbo 10 45 South iDnaf.lens a1i4 sicimK:1111 1 011 924 b1t 1a hiH e ffort~ to f1 ce huTI.-;elf pu1pooe He aomtres gold teet.h !'omm me had 80 membeis Islander 11 Hemy Thets arch palke 1rGI'k. 1'1\1!1 11ft ltUed. Oh - -12 Dance Otcb lnteniew wll.b. Oetrp I Mate 7h H mnn exh JU,ted teal he n 1c qunhtll " und :-~houlo S.EFI'IEMBE& 19 wtta. chief ot the Cleveip41 l'elftte ..... lll!IP'I'r:IIIII!:R .. IOSl Dropping the Trailer I llllf'......... y ' �• 8UNDAY ~IR,., ' •tnt - . .!!!~!.1~....T.~~! E!!.. ··l,..._s_ID_E--U-G-H-TS-IN-NE_W_S_O_F--,I~--Radi-'o....;.__: :4:n.;,:; =::::.a":"~:,,::',:;~ 'YIIiil rwr ......_. -.d Ul JeUon 01' bftll mat.tef lot puDUcai\DD CAPITALS OF THE WORLD tlwJ .I I Iw tbe1r ~Uieulb DO\ DeCe¥&J1l7 tD ......._ __ . _ .. ~ honnr ~..at and 4nimb1e ln t.btrD ..... .... au ... - Program cvef\ anile PRONE SU·L ~ ~=-=~~~~!,!,=======~========= I ~v rRYTHINC [ I ~UT I . . ....... • n~* nw•"n ... ~ . . ,.. .. , *u electnctt~ lt;;t~= =~lel~~e:.:~ :E":ro~e~~~;s:~~! I MURKIER MYSTERY THir::MuRDER 1s my~terv conftnftttng authput1c"' 111 th1 e~it a trifl e dlll ercnl from th e u~ual 1un of c!lmf!~ Alth~~gh tmmcchatelv aftet the vrct1m of the c u1e was rlt' clare'a:.'to hav e buen k1dnup cd and ptohablv mutdcrec.l lht.: officerll h e ld h1 ~ \Hfe .wd queHtJoned her ...ev.w.ly a numbm NuU and Vmd (I 11hOOt1n who took ht of tmi.Ss So man.} of lhc hu~h<tnd and \\1ft: rnurden; h n bent <> lucrap s chhap1a lot for au ad Ju nt:11 nt mg bUn t lUnd to lla\ e Ollfrlllltul 1t1 the muLb of lh .:! mu of th~:vu:: t1m the autho1ltlls can h 1dh be blamed [or Wlu 11 n 1 oll cg~ bJy ll.luve~ his foc.tmli!.ts on th thmr~hon U~wc\el MuHl~> the tlanrc~ c hell his lt ... mma te n shOf'S be ~~~~J~~~~:1:~~:i:~t ot Natllfe Wt.nden~ A 111 IS no l>OO!lCl SltllUij Oi l u( the ~~omld tllnn he hu.~ l1 twt !If. u d l:lV!'Il h i:; scat to a lady of Llm ~ weu 1nt: :'<.c ln.l l ,0:"0".(;.... .tccom)Jiillhmtnb wont show WhuL malo;t>s tJw Ynu~ RJrh& ll !e f 11u lund of ccntorWol l ~ t..:s" PRO~C£ TO PAY FEE 2ntl Cunnlbfl - Thn" n n l an~ An• mans bosom Ia an old maid s OIJRIS HAR\E\ College m We:<!l V~rgmta ha"' htl upon 1 m ln then hcpe chesl ~e 1\0\ cl pl,ul nl actepllllg farm p10duct"' Ill ex th ~ Hc5pltal at nthens wet ~ con duc:.cd Wednead RJ t t ~c ° I , . = ._.to ..... I Qul'ck R-1:-f IRK' J''"' • from £.,e Strain When your £yes become I quantJt;cs •• ret me ~o 40 duck huntmg :. I ::r than e\'er t!'l he• pdents Mr and Mrs Is s Wells and ramily ca'" ~utehlna: hl1 own n!lh nut ot his n J~nd Ami 11lm1 other caHI ' l!re held np 11-hlla that m01nentou1 tlN.I~Inn "nil heln; tl\athod't-Oak II ld l rlhum.' Du.t 1nnl\t.:,lew -.a'--I...J. of 1 for g.ae•'J:.<r or u ea. w~'." S. Rea~rnhe&, rittehubeen~afely many v~ Cleerue aued for your Eves daily wfth 1 O\ =====;====="" vft1Nf, I'" ; ~ ~UI r;;;.;E.-.u. T ·E S raduced tn t ~f. r. ,nd "P.(rM Cllrr Keck anCl a &f(l~· of one month- Just at' a t1me when the ho\8 ha' e lrhIC rn nf Plt>wark s~nt the •eek ~-~ Pre-War ltramed from cw....uae, or im· A l'l)urt of trhnlunl ll(lPf!lllfl hal ttated by-expoeure!t&ln• Wand ht If thnt n m11n C11nnot be Oneil Tfie fall dud huntmg !4eason has been , Sdr>qtlth Wru. 1 A BrfUsh onlllclul uf E urt Afrlc• Jh11t Atrlenn me lldne <41:.tto link~ the mniqultn '1\lth mlllllrtl 111ien I!:IHf)J"Ptan aclenlil~t• ~o~m tbou;ln tbeo dl•en• 4ne to labWinr CJJIIM fr lnl IIIW""Pf hll'ltlL • I -- Cll!CAGO, U. S A I fABL~S ~ead~ 6 LI'CUID Rt!IJ!we~ a or NOD..Iiolo liO minute.. cheeb flr,t A:r. aH elleokl ltb~ daft. G 6 6 Salvo for Saby'o ! IA a t I ~~~ ~~..< p~;al Repalrt~ I IF TO CONVENTION . .--- ' l LISTERINE 25<._ l Troops -~ 1 --~OLD BY- VIDA E. IHLE, Agent PfJCel that are ris!Jt. DRUG CO. I . - things YOU no longer. use still have a CASH value ""•t.J_. n~ !Tbat of fter - Their gocillo al· When you buy from the m«chanb af the home city r_oa ~'a¥e the satiof.action of knowilll 8ia\ you are buying Mti•f•cliou. ; It IS ~LW<4-¥$.PIPfiTAB~t"O $ij't F~,t.~ Mit, '', dfJJtt!WJ{r}' ADVEil!J'tS£; BEE:AUSE TftEY ijAV.E 'THE • wii..LiNCNESS AND .\BILITY TO SERVE toU WELt. 1 w,.., * Local merc:liantil aim to keep bus1neoa by deoerving it. Shop with tllem; they w11l prove iL They alwayo rell the beol bye e\'ery tett. They ma1Dta1n quality ~ wayo 1atiofy. I I 1 '• • DAILY TRIBUNE ' *""' '"* _ AT THE THEATRES 5 To Buy A 25e A Day Traveler'• Accident Ticket ' I !J • --oR- ON ATRIP-DON'T FORGET •...-r• -. I FREE ' . ... tlert lotlR} wcr~; made ror addition and rear.; wert' f'xpreBSed uc tlh t.al ~ u 1ld llCtea~e ~ Confidence io the open road between buyer and oeller. tv.,.,...• ~;~:~r ~~~:)~j~~JJKM!h~tvi[f;~ 1 -.. TOOTH PASTE 5idney ·- _.to • 11"" fftt lw John Reed ~ho celc h1at c hlr; 88th blr~hdnJ A larac 1 rev d cf fliends and rehltlvea al • I SunpiJ Old Su.por.tU1n 'Ill\ \\Old lunatic C'11mes ttom the '.J tin \\O.rd luna'" Jlleani~ n1oon IUHl u h1 nn oltl suverstltl.o.P .Jl th .. t the moon h11s 1\ dh't.'l;r t:ffed upor. tbe bniu of ilumnn MinD. ..n heucerche tiiiJlf!rstttluft th11~'w'e6P- ..~f.: lag ll1 the rlli.I(.OilliJ;IJf CIIUse.l bllnft.-' 11e.sM h.1~rm ry und ilimh'ed e~daml !toll This I 1 s long: !!Iince l:tetl Ill• prn\Pli ll) lld~l title m•Nitlt;ution Merchalata of the home c;1ty are friendly They deoerve eon· f1dettce; cdllfldence 1n them and the goods they oell ~t11t situation f I I ( a Ulll\ HrsJtJ the liD!(' o ~orne o our ln f d t l t R1l ~lt Dyke o! Benvf"r Is !sit leges i.}l c pta<ll tP \\Oll II ( h .1nII ' b e nun >f' pra<C H'R Jng Durl c nn~ anrl Antu Hugr nf ble :frwill v.mk al!w &s pecutllv \\ellm a small collE"gc lms plnce h l tl E e ,;e Phettvplo~ lett lust week whtch 'Opc111~ hlmllo!Jes unu me;-;.c:. h a II 8 111 t a lt: fer Ariz na "'hell' JS he will altend I.nrder• o f th P'I d~pa1 tment~ cun he replemlolhtiltl m lhtlol school '· h h f .1 Mr and Mrs DelbcJ t Huston or mannM' JU>~.t as dl!lt]y a s l.t} havmg l e c e or ~ 141WaluiWoot1vl11e Jl.!r and M•s Rlch1ud buy the art1cl~~ ot food on the open market Z.<>bc nick or N"ew RMhcster spent "\ h 111 fe\\ dRy~ w.tth lheir &l.!iter Mrs At th e ~ am ( time 1t offerM ad\ anlage~ to many yout HIHnward Nunemaker and IBntlh from ~"-e fa tin ~A-h n~<l' pouenllt,ITlHV be \\ell~ do enough IU Mrc Catherine Elates whn has 1' t:r n altf'nding school at Colum propet.pY of thi R ktnd to ~end thetr nftspllni' to mstJtutwn'4 hJ1> has 1etu nedhcmetDbcglnMr of hlgb 1 lcarmng but who unfnrtunatelv are utiable tu term cf JI!Chrol IP.RI Alban~ "'.... M1 and Mn Fd Fitzpatrick Mr conve¢Hletr hf ldmgs mlo rf'ad) c.ash bit fl.U!ile of the :dow And Mu; Ho-nard Denny ISJX'nt the ness of th~ nuukel>~ 1n ull fum product111 E s l>ecutlb nlwrA·•.','t'"••'•" c,o,lumbus h ld 8 r l v n n"<'tWM e un thiR tr'-'e lf th~ ~ta p \ p1ociudH wh1ch 8H! JaHH~d tn \utg c (IJ'I)' nt tt)f" llomf' of Ca.lvln Reed • 1'(1 :thl 1p --·---- They welconli: the opportunity to serve. Their merchand11e io reaoonably pricecl and of a variety that can fdl every need I I I Modem mefch•nta adverti<e •nd keep up with the llmea M 1> Jane Bllanf'l let l espe-ct!1h beca I "'C 1t ge-l~ t h e grcutc1 num b er 0 I 1t sHu i"st \\cck fr m R t1sll dent:; :ftom the home,., nf people ll\ 1ng on the fn1 m ll{ld son n Cli cl.lrnat! • 1 d 1 F' ~~ e1al SCI VIC s Ic Btl l P;erc a the fa~~ that 11 1"' not a large lll"tu. utloll 1 ~o a1 ~ Ill c Rll cr R dclm who p(ft:lscd away at the of the Heat 1 thell tegula o! THAT ilollm ilcltheir duty at the aloreo of the home clly Wilkesville change f1 om It" !o;tudentg for tlutwn feel:l 1 h1s I"\ a laud able ¢PH nth~ pa1t of the nuthorltJe!\ of thl" tn!\tltUtiOH j ~~!!:r:::lar:t:e !~·~;~~~~1;0 1 M E l? hmch l el t c.. hi Cann ba.l M fymg ' YOU EVER STOP TO THINk! at Our Own Vaudeville ~~;~t~ 11.~u~se the automobileselettrielty motorcycleiJ and stock of JMllice de • ··o.-·••: are made euler and more rapidly by the Wle of elect.rl callJ driven machinery The telephone an• telegraph system uses electrleity !or com munleatlon as doe1 the teletype machlnes that twlh messages to precinctll throllihout the city Electric lights arc employed In hundred!! or places by the pollee The)' raca:e from tiny bulbs U8Cd ~; 1in linaerprlnt camerBB to thoUI!f.lld watt bUlbs use(l In Ught.Jna: pboto aratJhlc rooms UIICd f<J plcture taking One of the greateat tnventloDII to become rh ucwh rlt'h wom 111 after 1ncc~~=-H1t queMllonlng tht v \Hte un mnl: ~ h 1 children With lhe able tlf mve1gl e the woman mto ~..:hungltl.ll her tale mate1 en 1ule A•to S11nu:tlon JallJ ' I 1 the meuntmH~ the body nt tbe dead man wn a WI a t tht.<; conntr) u ced5 .._Ill a Conn•bb.J Co1n1t45 found~ hlch to a gli"!at extent ha~ :-.ubl'ltantJated the Rtory gcod ch!'op ca1 that ~Ill ouelast th1 It doesu t H'qulte bravE'!} fo r JJ::ll I ~ llt9 of the 'nov. ~uppol'edly grH!\ed woman W hilc a murdf"l husbl'nd to talk back to his wile in ller eep Take It Or Lea\'C It bas been l mnmltl e d and a life lo"t, lf I~ at lea~t refreshmg N1 nuttlil'r how emdent li .steno Ideal DUmt.bella to leatn that 1n th1~ caf.le RPUie other .tgeuc} he g1~ph61' may oe ~he nut t ml\i Th fello't\ who puts his socks on cow .. by ~hortban1 been WOJ k hl.'sldes lhe hUHhand Of \\ lfe of the 'ICilm wror.g side out bO th•t tli!t:! hol.fs ...".. ' ' their every--day ltves But they to jail and to court from Jail are not t.hlnk t.hat the atail.c clec alarm system& are operated by they Ulled as an entertaining would 110lnedo.y alter the mUllons Jadtll 1•111111 U I " IIUUUI II UIIIIIIIIIIU llllllflftim:um:tSm:nllllll UIIU II I IIIII' Pollee departments have adapted the playthln1 of the ancients lo modem ttmes as a vltal ally Ra. dlo 1s only a health)' ol!sprtns Df electricity The tlnitton S}'atems of I large I pollee m ·~ buildings and jails Electric motms opers.t.e moving targets employed on shootlnl ran ges They are needed to rtve pb lie& omcers trallling In the HancUlng of firea.rms It wou1d take a book to deacribe each eleetrleal app11ance that 1.5 pollee work ts the raf!k Ughl used by the pollee depa.rtment.. -which 15 controlled by electrk:l~y through the country iD theiD war Instead ol 1m ofllcer at each em on crime Th~ 1s a mere gUmp&e ner where tra.mc 1.$ heavy a ll.ght at how electrlctty has been adapt eontrQls the :ftow of t:ars and al ed t o pollee work lows the pollee ofllcer to be a&Slgn ed to other dutlea I to publl~;at Giant electric fan:J are 1used for ventilation piJll)OSt'& on •bfecta ,eriabdn( to Ilk Pf'O- camera which tak.ea the photo 6 45 Morton Downey 7 1~ Al Lay fealon. 1raphs Arc lilhts are used. In men a Kate Smith 9 By JAIIEB C KINKAID taktnJ Bei'tl.lkln pbowgn.ph wfiere [ N S Bpedal co~dent a h!irh degree Of Illumination is ~-- AT HEATH CHURCH M<C~~~.:~:::•::"' Cla~>S 1 Number Pul ·- ---, .... M;jj;~wi-;;Wr~g)11:!!:~~i~~~T:~:~~ :=~:-~4:~!:, r~~~ag~!~~~:~=~~ !I By Jaha P Med.bUIT of •re 'Came EepedaUy tnallkful il"""" the soehool l •?-I!•... J~!t. Smith t1 Stl!m a Oreh It ' EXHIBITION 1~ :;;:~~::~:::.~~ . ;.:;;ll';::~;~:m~ERMON n1e conrrontfi:l with a prob.. which will have far reachl.rlg effe<:l Ocneral Sugiyama vir....:~ u IIUSl " r ut t1 told lnternatbrlul Nt'i!o ~ \let; 1 Un le~o; the Jap.llr>l'>~e exerclM the u nuM l!o.(.: l arod prudPJlct' tn t 15 ~ 1 !&.tlon the et!ect I,(.IIJ be f.. ~\ Lh uughouL lhe 0 lent 4.00 ( HOL.EKA VICTIMS Sl a gl a ~pt 19--INS-Dc s11 t c an 1~nocu ation campaign cJ o ( ra ha11 kil ed -400 per!l(m" Jn t H KO\\ d ;;.tnct dunng the 1 t .U I o 1r accordm!J to lCJKul.& I Electricity seen As Vital Ally In M•ny Ways, To Polite Ofticers li 30 TRIED l:lutTman illld son Jack or Dunba H S McClur"' ;u d Mr Rnd Mr "I I be rein ernhc u d by the C,\1 neg1e committe \\hen tt dif!tnb utes .prtz;es for heroic deerl "~ He ha R heen tru d and found not wa.ntmg 1n deld of \a 1 r fo1 Ul good d humanll) 1t lS th e oh"'cnatwn ot man~ ho\l. eve r t.hut a mull who doe!'! i: \\01 thwMle de1!d l1ke thl~ and who '>'h tuallv take:-; .... --.... bJs o.\Vh hfc 111 hi~<~. handl'l due to the Jnsldwu~o~ etfectfl of tht.. _ . , . . . ' poumn.m cn:;c.-; ot thlf' kmd HI f!(lO II torgdttoo 1f pel chance the -wrirld h e~r:<! of 1t at all ""bile :-~orne other persuu fin t mg wllh the w• rld for publi c fav01 and notouety man ages fill the lrnnt pa~m; of da1lv ne¥-spaper"' Jeg.audm~,; their ,(txp\OJtto~ v.. htl t! Ll'llllof not one 1 )tn of good tu thr 1 ON I&Efe:~~~y:t~:F:a~~c~u:~:~;~~;~:~~~~~t:Ell!~::i'~e~:;~~~ Ul~~ ~;~~~~:;~ ~~;e:a~~:~l~~~~!dHz~~ I 1.: IvoHo Wr Services will be held aH usual at ~ po!t lmowa who they are- who so the Heath Methcxllst churcH SUI on I'{;IJn vel ue s I I 1 ~eJOWIIy dentated their t.'me In rhe morn inS church scJ., ce "'w; tht li.J bl ltettll(!: of the cla&ll t!olniJ the labor connec~ with th e be conducted at 10 30 anu R l ul Lht bt'l!.&un auo.l e ecUon ul oDI UghtiniJ lnstalla~lon Had thl!! work H E1ch1nll"er will preac "l Ill cc s lor the em ling yc~r wa~ held llun Sipalo, K1ck, Pau And Demonolrale To The as wdl aa equipment been paid farewell sermon fhe follown g \\ere dected Pre.it for tbe bill would have been nea Rev Eichinger one of the mu.~L tlent Mn W11.1ler Duncan s~cre Crpwd That Ball Can Be Followed Eaody ly th.rft Urnes J\8 much as u did popular ministers w have ch Ill' tal~ M ~ Jake Burchett Trew;m amo~.:nt to of 11. Middleport rongre 11 atw 1 1 I e1 F1eda Faetmle At the tnd 1.1! Under The Ll1hta s I h d :1 I has been trlml!fetred IJy 9 rh~ bwsmess II Htli g u ld ;;oclal h " 1" 1"• ""• t" thpeotape.... the Epl.<;e pll hoUJ dai nty r he~nme1 l~ tto r of th~ gr1dlron war Qll LoOk at the bi1 Fire ov r lrr more pleasat t t 111 n a big hl11.z t e e an n e s n.., St Hd team I~ shown ge t ng a tow:l.rd the hHI some Middleport I It was the football fl ld 1n a blaze tn P.Vfry Item of th"' lnnovGtlon en:ects ~~tl ~;11 non. nf the Blue ~qu d and a ,PWJgster ~11 u.s he ~>too<l do-..;n 1or 1 1~ht tor the big hi&h poweftd night ball playlnl The huge light!! will depart tor thf'h 1t n c Hul:iy Bcel:i cla!:>!i o! th tip or the Unwehtty of M ch )(an "Poy 50¢ for tooth p01tef ll,etl:l' th~ rinr 1ront and looked ln I glohct which have been tnslil led to two In place on every pole thr scmetime t.lurlng the COJI n= Fil!;t Bapu~t church mt 11-t th• former coach of the Nev. HaHn Hull let me Iough" tbe dln!ction of the Mlddll!port llgl ~ up th<> field fm NIGHT loct 'lne wire fence enLire) <'nchmlng n~.;m c> o M1s P..cs:; Pulll ns Frldav team but year 1s upecled to uutdo 1 ~ Bcbool Building About that hftll were belug tiled out os thE he lcld both received many word~ leaves many friends behlrlu evenmJi! wtth M1 ~ Wtoltha Buche sJ(lp, th b stason. J uffl oiLho ·~ nu o yn•t-h~l ~ • " I u .. ooc!,.,.jy t<.ld •• •b<.i thou• chasers t of Un the elusive PliJS kln 1\Cre which glAddened thesohearts Ofand those hi mand hi s I am) II 1 eIll• n d M rs p aJ l S mar t ac ll nK as a~ 1 .,.. one kid Y'lle' .~., '" and then ld h who ha~ work'ed hard !;II lJ(~) 1 I.J• TQ t,p.., a~~ I ,. ~UJ~•..,•MW!Joo all broke for the hlgn JJdlool add em<.ns ra g se\era,1 t ln1s to thC' faithfully to rnake the football new location lsl;;lant ho.stesses Aft.er the tegul.al 1 ~: 1 undda ugh lt'r Betty Lou Johnw1 h& od"' -~~• ""~~-udJ .... 1 I u... &J. .. in hl8 time than 1t take~ to tell It Ill-de 11 tans d 1 b1 sme~ n et'llng rt resilmems Wl'!C !toft Thursda> fm Colwnbtij Y.he1 c tht 1:11 ale! pllrl uf ~h:k lr 1 rea n come true As 1de from phtc d 1 fears l'.er~ e:tprr sed tllnt c a a •••' "'"'ani• J "'""'d"n-•ba• bo•,... ('ferv youn1ster o! 5Chool a~e ill or primary Interest of rourse lng a few light& ln front or the BIRTHDAY PARTY ~~e r Mr Bole~ ~nte1ed Mt Carn I ho d.N II. 4 yl• n h.l'-ooy Yodfll• l ui} fltl rk l'.ould be abe nb \II" ~lliaRP and many who sa.d to us lhe etfect the U;ptln~; vol.lld st:mds at a. lower alt.J.lude Uum Mrs Gl~de F'rench ente1talmrl p t<:~l lor tJeu\ mtnt •ill ~· ..~<UstotOO<J .. ~ .......... J M<~M<t.l <.;oo.. Chme~t Mcohnly 1 t If' rillat.e, will never no never apln ha¥ en the eye In fcllo" 1 tt those on the tops of the p(llf'.t> notll Saturda~ afternoon from th~ ho 1r Mr ant.l M1 1> c Jo Sml\h an J Mnbel Wilson and France~;; ah ~toe. rosy hutd daya of sehool ba'l as 1t coursed I -.a "'ay thtoug 1 !r~g ('mains to be done except get two W !our with a parl) honor! daughter Hane Ma nf' Smith lelt Kt eager left Fuduy to1 Col u ou..: of M 1k d~n J t I r\\ hut 1 vte~ alia closely in the wake of t.be nlr elttK:r b~ pass v1 by a Ion~: the t\\O tearruJ out for action next the sixth blrthda.y of her 001 Satu da} for Lexington \\ihtiC they wht'le lhe former " II sptmd thto Chma neral Cha1 to; H ~ ut~ lbe' j umping rWlnlllll squaallng high punt Even with the muk bf':ll FridllY evenlnij: Tilli'se smulle• Owen The aHernoun V.ILB spent In\ Wi ll a Wnti l.lll tun eral or Ml week end with her parent~ M s C Gt ver 1r of M1ucl 1 a thlldren It wa"!' not a dUflci.ill mauer lor Ughf are to ~ used 80 the SJ)ec playing var ous ganH..'S Ov.en re Smith s b oth~;• In law T F Me Kreager will go to Giiln\lil e wh !1om hi home Plep ng an 01 a c W(.. n tl:wy arrived at wh<l.t they these on the 6lde In~ to foUo~o tatol& wm ~ able to find tpeir celved man.) gifts hom the lall!e E~o~ she v.lll allend a putty fll Den ~u lo l s lroup~ not Lo 1 1 t I e J l!Jl •upPf'68(1 to be o. contlagration thL'lY everv play as the boys 1011 klcekd way to and from their &tl8ts berore of frlencl.!i ptesent Mn MilS Lulu Howell and daUj;;hte Um~eo:':'~'''c..--••--lH CM' b t he ll !)aJIC H~ ~ l) llJJicoYered. that It was somcthl1g lJ:i&3('d e.nd pl3yed the old b:.1ll from and att-er the rame In order that Wl\3 a&;h;tetl by Mrs Ed Who spc1 t I he paJSt ytar ht ~ y, l :r:·~~.~ Mrs Paul French and Mr < cu~e Mon da..~ f 01 Flo1 du whu French Damty refresh lh('t v.Jil m .. ke theu home ~n:: ::unu:umt n~..tmtmnrttttttmt:lm..mu::u!~ Ci,lid'c'~ -......;,:;;.,,~glo lhe thhh six Cnpt and M1 s Hany Bennet " • nulured to Dei olt Sat mla~ whcl the} will attend the American Le sJJread through South MatKhu Ja 1 OCCI.IPYing Important Wwns st.op I g!on National cou~e nUon Mr and Mrs ArthUJ .Bol~:e and pmG rallrliBd tu.mc and M"izh I! cummunlcations systems ELEC fJUC THEATRE, Pomeroy-TODAY The sud den hosllliUes sent ~ wave uf terror throughout Nortl ( has Budd) Rorers !Lhd Fu.y Wray ern China as fears IIJOiie that the In honor of JapaneEC odvrmce mig ht be ear "THE LA WYERS SECRET" U)4PW1CL S~mtl BIU'SOltl rled oouthwtt rd A shot ln thr, Dllht.-flve gulltl6<s IIVNI planred Into a seethlnr (Yolanda Llppll Mrs Barsotti te J Tokil ~p 9- 1N8-An tlc J-IB telved a number o! lu~eh and Ul.it' • ling further counh::t 1u Mancllur a turmoil or eonfllftintt rorcP.!I--fear and dl"llperallon Jt•.t.n THIS FIRST ful gUts Card playing uml dancln~; and Nurth C!"lli a follov.mg the oc _,.,.. ler11, followed fwlhly by h1s conung It hat.! A«med almosl too~onddr Were the diversions o.>f the eveninG cupation of Mukden by Japnnese Also Comedy Tbt famoua and slalat... daa UJ}OJI the nuuo.ler of Creyke who ful to be !rue when weeks ago Frank At a late hour 11.. deilCIOUS refresh Mq,nday and Tuesday Sept troops the cubmct held a1 emrr ~~bel~ ritbtfuiJy to l(athar had dnvom the nmsmg m.an to Severn had wntlen telimg her tl ,11 ment course wns SCI\ed O:Ojst lhd 2~nd-Wl' are glv gem;y meeting tod ny and author z ~ Pwina, ~dclaua:bter of a RuaMonka1lvcr Kathanne hstcned 1n th< Munnov Jewels l1ers now [Jy 1 ed the Minister of Wa1 to dlspatth ._, --..~_ ;,.o nx lo eath htdy who call11 at LIBERTY THEATRE, MIDDLEPORT, TODAY ~~ ..,. .._ n ... friend, Fraak Scv Silence WJth a wl •te thnli<:d face riGht were already m England sooo relnforctmen \.Js to the Mukde1 a e ,n.;. ncovefa them for her in RUula Wytlter wcrtt on to tell of lu~ frmt to be mln!r pos~ cmon and tl tn Plymouth Crou-Conbnent OJU store a ~ nn1pll"' c~n of 1\ !rem Ko ea BeiSie Love and Chff Edwardo m .... ~Faal P.dero« to Bn(land len renewed VISit th!lt arlemoon to \hli terrible tlung bad mtervened A Re•ord A Triumph w Li\Wienee and eo'll 111gb Movement of the troops o! lr With~ Fedei'Ofl•murdend •t the house Wllh 1ts cobwebbed door fllystcrlous hand had snatched fratlc "' Korea. garrison mt.u Manchmla. g 11~,1111 CIIIPtJ coantr)' bcule \\ay-sometluog v ery algmf1cant away 'from the ken of all lis frn: l\th Floating Power Grade t:namel or Va.mlah under wa y Immediately by spec1a l l "GOODS NEWS" hald: •1 lpvem ht t'he killen fail about those eob"eb!J-to find the to \\hat U1_1known late " And w1lh h1~ f;JtF.E tral~s Japan al.t~tldv has 10000 fb ~ ~ pmao. deal,( man gone and n\) trace oi Sev dLSappea,rance: the JUOl'ls had been round trip transcon ti nental THE STANSBURY men With ltl field )S uns a.l Mukd 1 P.-p Fu11 Football thrill~ "- f mr )I' tr 1nlleKI" 1 HJN.I' with e~ery 1 .....,.. laldclnt.ped a~ carried un- ern or hi& capture. lost to her-tl o gh of lin ~e 1 Vo ~:::~;of the new Plymouth l'.tueh the cnbmet dedded tha t rcr 1 c thin!:' thal mali.~ lire wurth 11hlle ij~ to 'MOaJuiber. too,. anrl "/t. aecond murder at 'Mon1u 11ver sw1ft blows the lo~~ of tl e r 11 t~ 1 was made by L B Mlllel lmmed!ale pre~li'nt uo JurU1er relU ~ .....,. W. frit;W. JU. WJDttr, find. -and poor Frank helpless m those had come but second le her trouLicd In the remarkable tim~ or Middleport Ohio fo1cements 1\ould be •eqUJ ed Uwr~> AJ C d "Ch k C H n £~. leoleM•IIIftY&nt,atabbed to unknown ev1l hands-and the cause fears for frank and 9 nllnutes wo.s a In addltlol1 w the Kmenn detac 1 10 orne Y IC ens orne orne Mtll. W~ entera the boUle, fa of U all those rub~ts that seem only But If }1m could fl.nd those lo~ t of !.he soundneJSs of thlll:.,•••••••••••..l!lmeut ._,,.,..,. lb.-In II A&ht ml tbm: 4rn-tl:l to carry '"gedy In thc 1r w•k··l C-zar1na Rubtrsl Power prmcwle Fol th r. Th e '.li9.T mlnlstry lliUIOWleed ibt t att.•1mu::nnrn~u:n.;llt:m. ~~U to: ~yoM•IIB.< the~ (If a Dr Mar~ Ka.thanne broke out And you She met h1s eyes aero~~ the tat lc ml accelerator stoppms wiiD "riYlwe~ ~ ' V()"llter n:- found notlung al l.tonksdver, no \w1th a new user bo_pe hljhtu tc up at control points e~tabllahed eve1y 'llonbUYet Wltk hi. frli!ad. t!Lle tO follow u"? • 1cr own BO!J miles only long enough !or gas laat. - · ~ CreJIIe'l IJoctp •Not qa1te 1 o !$ad aa that ... Wyn I oil and grease ~~ Clbl ter aatd. And her e_wcs bent on h m ASSU,RAHC& Without sloop fOl five nights a.nd ~ to ctinlter suddenly eager Never mmd details Oh were gomg to hnng It with nothing W eat but oran.go..: NOW QO ON ~~~ yet-but J PI hopeful that 1 vc ntcked somehow I he as~urcd hC'r Ice eream and )}Jack ootlet •· .• k '· !.he distance !1om San ( 1 .. up one end of a tbr~ad at Monlnilver wanteu ttl as }"ou avo 1 tho~e J Ill N'ew York City in (JI CRAMER XXIV toila:r, a clue 1m followlng up tbat el!t Kathanne When they cQme mto of 65 noms and JJ ' •You ware T~ mysterious wl1en may me~n everytlnngl 1 may be all your hand._~ I sUflJIOse yon II d spose A ~;t<Jp of onP. hm r and wrong-but 1 don t thmk I m of 5011 c Ol' !hem <tt at Y r c? I h.ive minutes w11s 11ll tllat 11.a~ iJOtl rang rme ~ this af&ernoon You wron:~;And D1ll Grayson dou t thu k a reason 1or a s1 JJIA{ 1IC au( ·• 1cd Then Lhc tnp Lntck o l•pob denlopnii:nts' at sd e1t er Were £ollowmg ''up to qu,ckly ~~~-~,;~;;0'"'." oonsun ed a total uf ., k 0of _'q~r 1. -on. s.It!ve...-nd left JUy curtos1ty gc:ther workmg out a plan now •• ..u .. Oh but what else could I do 1 24 minutes Wcstct 1 -sa-ts.,ed,'' ahe llai'd B 1 1 Unlo11 tep1esentathes kept. accurate { ..Ob.l cot mmed up lo heche ad Smce leavmg Monkstlver J m keg~a,u l~h'" 1 ", ' o,ose.rl>l JOI"d time records at ever) polnt •-,,,, la•t Wynter had ckc1ded to take Bill h nuw "~I co 1 ....~.... aft.. 0 •ou ~ • a d" 0 ta t ill c ts II etl Total mlleaoe Wll8 6281 Avet 0 t a .. h ld h A d h f mto h1s confidence He had l••lf or o par WI I ~ome o • , e t.o er n t ll a ter•I , 1 t " t miles pe1 d11y 1140 BeLtered 1 1 aoq,n I woke up IP lhe boutte of a e:r.pecled Ins l11~1 d to rnhcnll! that lcm a cas n Si( es 1 1 Y a t beat one HIY train time by lol •• I I Idea of Ius But D•ll h•·'n' '''' ]1 ked now with such trag,c u elll Bea t th e prev Ious record I01 com. ...ete atranget m• ~ aWay rom <ul<d '' u ones- I am not sure I shotlld wl~~ -whl,~-· •·•t ~lee the round tlip bet..,.,ecn San P'1a 1 .. U ..k.ll · r -v • to kee11 them even 1£ I could 11 ,tlqa ~~of eraahmt down a ft t of Ob how splendull' Kathar ne Kathannr: he aa 1<J suddenl}' ~l:> ~ 11~~~~~t:s YO! k by 35 hom -. 1abinl cncd tagerly when Wynter men .. there !I a busmeu proposal I waul After a few days of test Mlllrr "lhen 7011 wer4 hurt? lhe crl«jd honed It .. But what cluei' to make on behalf of Ablly Gray~on dt"Ove the car ri&ht back o\cr l!"te }• Qtflck 11t1rtled c~rn Afra1d you d ad: that I e laughl'd B1ll and myself ( H c !! a real !1'0?4 same route to Det1olt so that tbe "'Oh, .ot,blnS' to m•ke my ltfe ia· Sorry to be d1sappomhng but I d chap Dill-)ou tl hke h1m) We vt en1lneers could stud) carf'h lly the MfMICe people worry Tbata the rather not tell even you 'ust yet planned a httle g mlle You u·c •• effects o! such contllluous ~tla n n ibeat bf these aolid bone aku11sl And Katharme Ill tell you JU~I tlus have a h1Jnch you II fin J )O )CW~h the parts or the car I ~ I~ necklace a,fe througll thOllih ant.l pretty mad yau It thmk all rll{ht- and we rc )\Jt to baC'k our Discussing the !'eCOid run at thr> 1t al lf:~Uy wn no to4 buo;:ked to It sounds h was .some cobweb~ 11 behcf by betting on 1t faetory Miller gove all CI'Cdlt to tptlt)ack.Oh,a,ndlheaentyouher t'-e porch at MO)nksllver that first But 1 dont undl'r staltl Ka!har• the quality of the Plymouth and lOve and tballkt The -very mebtlon a;ave me my bram wave me. cned puzzl~d said although the weather wa .. o h t •· Sl Ia d h good throughout the tlip and the of U • .._, ..,.a• umeI'111t.epIaUl a.-..1o ma.e 1e s re at m 18 surpnse as If Well 1t s hke tim \Ve our''" elements contributed to making tho! ... r INC re" ltOW otC: ..~~~~ &he th(luBht he must be JOking d1cate of lhree want to n1ake a mod record much of the accompliSh '-ft"T'.I.-B 'Of course tbase ,lewd• arc at the oeGt bet-slake h\0 fifty on the ch Jn~f ment was due lo the 1evolutlonuty ...,. ~'l'v..,. otlom of all tlus m!'schlef-lhat 5 q£ those J~wels turnmg up Kalhar new features which make the Ply •J thall never for(l(et your won mqre certam than ever,.. Wynter me \\~11 suppose you take lhe bel mouth such a sensational perforclftfu! ~dDelf." ahe said went on and make us a 110portmg offer of say mer If the trip did nothing else And he told her of the pan~lhng odd& at tl ree to one he went on It proved conclusive!~ that an en "'You •hoW4 ~ve heard me btiK1. . . to 1( 10,; about that sock I gave they had found wrench-ed frani the lightly '1 hat means that 1 1f your glne held In plact' by twn 1ubbet ¥a~nr jw: Aid ,lii:htly Life h.old~ walla at Monks lvcr e\ldtnce of a .ft'"'els are recovcr~d we w1n a sh;ue mountings as the Plymouth rnginfl too ew moments fike lhlltl' delermmed search for the Murmov of em to th~ value of three time• Is Ia Jw;t as secure as though Jl 1oo r.:;:n thl taxi drew up at he~rlooms h1i:ldea 5omcwhe~ m that our stal(e If they are not found- were welded In the frame Fut old h t.hermore no one bas any Idea how re,e.u ~ on the fnnge of S(lho ouse A well we ve lost out two--tlfty Ju',t much the smoothneM of that four "'lth 'ltl P'omted •IP o1 a golden "Only there 1 prelty gOOd reason a ~~~pie ordmary httle gamhlmg cyUnder enrlne and the absenee of' •ndef. for ugumms that these shadow. of !Iutter and M11ly and B1ll are • vibration cantrlbuted to tlle com "l'Jq' ~... 'a telephone Q.ll men-Sant s phrasl' and a good one !teen (ln 11 aa I " fort. o! my relief driver o.nd me It ldarlila'~DDCr," WJ:nwrtolcl the w11t -haven t found them, and what's Wynter spoke as 11 in th!! mo~t helped us to keep hitting the ball er u t~et walked ~ the:..- reserved mo~ wont lind em, he added casual matter of fact tonetl tb1s And of course U eltmln~ted tluo table-. "or 'rather, tbla IJICiy IS. !.bit cheerfully 'Its us-or shoukl 1t he ~lan of hl8 to help her Without lmrt• neceMlty or a lot of tightenlnJZ UJI we?-who are gomg to fu1d those Jng her sens1t1ve pnde1 s1nce he kne,. of loose part.s and nuts and bolts Fiiritlr--don,'t fOqret tfee aame," 1 "Very fOCid, m'sieiilr" lost rub1cs for you befort we rc 'that, desperate as her stra1t1 were at the control station~~ .,Bat who could be telenhotling to through w1th thl9 JOb ' 1 ahe would !'ldt have ac:CtlJitd a g•ftnf The low center of rravlty ot the • f h ,. double drop frame made It ))(l6NI JUNIOR doesn't out wear his perambulator, he outgrow a II Jlll(l" uled Kathatiite bt*ildert4. HO money (OW nn. ble lor us to keep hours ahead of PE bf C()Utle 1t ft"IIJ' a~m rather bed 1 ~ H. ~ n~ .1.. J. 8C u e uccause /We could take the Mother doesn't out~serv1c~ her chaara, lampe, rugs, etc., 1he aam~ "'\VeU,1 yQJi ate, 'Minr Ora:vtltm Wlls A tud:de-n d1S"trn('u haa crept mto cheek .my atrangu 8 tfuiJ w1thot1t sharpest kind of c:m:ves without the ~tlblb' tlinlt,d tD know ~h•t ;you Kathar1nr: s Cf(L If tllose JCwclt toasultlns you lint But pals have 6ll1htest danger d1 61dddij:'lg off th" • ply replaces the'l' w1lh thtngs better adapted to th11 year'• ,.ad J ll4'd. ~ I .. ;New ll6dr.. aU;d fr001 ..uam. t:ould bt fOundl H(lw pnvd.ege......-or take 'enll And •• road or turning over -.. ! !> .,.....,. ...~ , I ... ;;.., ..,, .. ..,, ,wen I(JUt paiL 1 eo. is.n t it, mucl'l would that not IT1ean to hert propc)lle to hand 1)1.tr tta)f:e over 10 WU~t any doubt the ease of .1 arrangement roomk .. "" . . -t .,... , . ..,. '¥a:tbariile?) Alld told her too she'd It was snddenly back m her mmd you straight awiil)"~. m~ us<~ai shifting ~rom high gear to second tih roa immenae11~d she knows agam all that 11he had resolutely thmg abJIOlutely I<athanne ' he 11- at high speed was respon~lble f01 •1 judgmellt il iJW~t.rlably sound I tmd to forget for th1a hour or two sured Mr smilmgt, 'Then •f •nd 12 W 15 hours or our record Ume And in thas process. thmgs often releaated to the attic or atore;YOU don't baw llier 't'ery well? of pleasant compamonsh1p that had when the rub~ts come mto your roe Whel]ever our speed got down f..") •No. O..ly through meet1n1 her hhcd her for the tune out of herself se~sKln you settle up All q1ute ~~m- 35 milell an hour or 80 on the long room retatn servace and uaefulneaa for other folks that can be at the H1ldrena' ' -the rembrance of that desperate pic And 1 wont hear of your tum. hard mountain t:llmbs we simply threw It Into second and picked up I d I h "l think Milly's teen to alter all state oi affaus she wu facmg mg t e propoMa own to ftfty or more That hllh spee 1 converted mto cash th~nd that's wh1 she wants to Ltfc: had beea 18 1ncren~;mgly bard second sear and the ea.sy flh!fl ce1 r 1,.. :rots ap She and BtU Gray.on BIIICC fate had dealt her tb•t tmock· WEALTH t!Unly were 8 revelation and a are two of m1 oldest fnends yoa down blow for a year or so on the He took from Ius pocket a ch~ck great help Also lhe (JUlck aCtio The eaa1e1t and cheapest way to locate those who are ec.ger to kftow. T1me you k•e• eKb other crest of the wave •he had made already made on! n hu na ne ~m1l- ot the hydraulic 101 r wheel brake btlher" money by handfuls-and •he had IDRIJ he pathed 1t across &he taMe made It POI!slble to approAch cunes procure and pay reasonably for your d11carded lhmga 11 by hot· .,But what an over•het'irhnfr tort beor:a prod1Bal of at, prO(hgaily gen to her at hiih speed ol.penon you are-Jim I ernua because that bad alway• been Kathar ne looked at the chl!<'k Many other roctors of the cAr ... ins them m theW ANT AD COLUMNS of the It 'Waf the fiut tune abe had called Katharu~'• way, apend1n1 lavishly Two hundred a11 d fifty pound8 ($1,- constructlcn of course ha.d thet" billl b• that name. n 11 ,t~ a oontnton on others fu mare lhan on herse:lf 2$0) What would such a. sum not part W do with lhe sueee-Mf 11 run -"-- " '!6 * " h d A 11 d u~ -Z nlngt of the with record Frankly ~"'!~!"""'everyday tort..., aamc-nc a coune t he h ad never &aved mean lo her JUIIt now I don know what other car 1 I M?'el' before knowa how dehlthtful had never awen a thought 1n thoae But as abc lOoked up from could have made as fast Ume It It ~ld ~oaacl. brtef 1m1htlfl sunny boura tG a po.- met hla eyes 1he ahook her :;eeJDil to me It requl.red the com "ihat f'm nnpatjellt tp lielr What Sible ram:r day-how waa ahe to • Bat I tan t take it 'abe blnatlon ot all ol these new fea~ JUt aJSbt .. Mo•illlftr," drum how &raKJ(ally fOOD her eht~ l d<O apprt:clatl the klndnua t.wes in the Plymouth to tum the Wf~M added. terfn1 career waa to be cut abortP It, far more than I tan talr-but trlct SIMI 'Will •ntly prepM'ecl for Reb And flOW, •lth her ea...tna: pOwer don t feel It would be ::.':~~:.~and~~-~ ean 11ft llld ~...., p bt told bit oi.-...t aaatehed from htr, •h• wu fllcaq r.-ott a eltaace--" ~01111 Ia Mldlllll~ ........ . . . itn:ft of Frill: .,.. 1111 frleb~ .,... ,.,. .. t: 1 It' .,_ _ fRtu ON wer~ tid n ttythe but tots the acti()JI5 bo)'se t"e hOJi.pit.al and from while the ex preHenl wttlnn was 1 o!farthe mo: ~te:J a hardlmtbattle Blii: Houlltotl ol Cit'\ Mr eland.snd.{rMns 11.ndCh11 Mr Pleu1nl •l&ht t.o lilt faus Th y ~ Threat when t1e Rutl~nd 11111. Jamea McCJ u·c or Akron M1 an :.I unbroken atrlnr of vlct.orWs lhcy any Injuries •J will have a t-eam that wlll always Tl e faM are all p rpared tc looked ror r 1r1hf'r outbreaiUJ ~e; \ spilt- t he- ilnno• m eo:! noo resillt&nc:t! !em 1 I T •y. snu•o U 1\ ~HE h~ A Tlp from Benny to Albie I t. I b W M Hetteselmer ent.erUJ.lned Frl day evenln1 w Ui a b lt o clock din ner tit \he BUlenslrlcker home on 2nd Ave Tht' rollowtnr liJUe&l 1 • I i~ilurb.IUif Jrstt!l: ~"~l~.; ,:;: h~ved="'J.: I ll(lHTS DINNEB PA.RTl' 1 Mrs Allee S1dl' f'l! rl~lr.er a nd Mrs I ••-•-••··1 I HEADINrSS [. Ithe I I ::f ~ fiElD• " 1 I IN ., fDOTB·lL I IS ot the !itld 'lute li11htlnl capacity will not Of ~anc!lsry Importance 11"&8 lhP be llt'CeMary thr>rPby ~a\ lllit con nppen.taft«! o! t.he locol warriou In I e!~robly on the Uaht blll durin~ thel• oow yeUow outfit.e: throu11b the ('hune of ::a u..aon 'lf'll~h they ha'• aalned thdr 110 CM h Ba.Uyn 5.JI.Id hlll team V.J \ b~tqut Yelow Jacltcts Tht) iool In Cine shaVt" ~xcep~ lhe tr o on ..._.Yo••.w.T• I ° PAQ! TBRD: Vlrpnia Great ABC-Jiew Tor\:. (3416 . , 1 am l4orninl UU&lcale 8 30 Quiet i r-~- - - MOSCOW .111d wia.; o:s a complele sel He hffl Harmonlea 10 30 Voice Qf St. ..,... m po met•nte ww be publllbld By KI:NDAliL F098 tour and huped m steal the whel'£' ILoU13 11 30 Int.ema\tonal Broa.d 1 :. 1 N B Slaft' correllponde!lt withal for som6 more Pa.ifina~ !ca&e. 11 ~ Trlo U IUly\hmk u • 1UJG8 P1JBLISHING COMPANY 8t crim! ~ returned to t.be commun~ to ...-~ '---'1 12 SO pm OJPQ TnJI 1 • -- Y 1 • :t4u;cow pt ...---- ouna: await a more favorable opportun1tr 1-, ~ e~..._. 1 ,. Hour. • ·-·••o 8ym~... tl . _ . , . ow. ~ \he wont that"' a careful his 1 .. .-, comblna; of ~t.e prl&ol;u c:an oo11ect Michael bl vain about our\ RevW! S Chtcaao KDIIbt& 1:4& ~ ~ .... - - OMctl aM an•u.a lhf&. c.D • · • are broUih\ t.osetner on a comlllu flashing teeth aJthouah he u an Broolul a.ot1 B06I 6 tfl The Boe ,._ Uf1erW Oll.ee Call 111-J. nal tarm lua~ out51<1e MQIIC:OW and estraardinaril,y una.ttr~tJve lo<U \ well Btsten 8 MlnStrela a 10 I _,;;._-:;::=;:;:;--;;;;;,;;;;;;;;;;;n•;;-,;;;;;;;;;a;n;;;;;--- allowed to run rr~ The tarm lS vidual to loolt upon Ar<lund the S&ru.o\'ar, II SO n.,t f the OPU Raya a Leninp'ad l(irl had a Gaucho& HI 8\rln8 Qu&rte\ 10T4e SO NATIONAL ADVUTUiiiNO UPUS&NTI.'llVU Wlder the 411)1'1'• .... on way ot snatchlna pocketbook.l! and 1....... N'·ho'· ......_ ... _._ 1 l!eCiet poU.Ucal pollee but there aie ba. h1ch b h h He n<N ""' .., ...,,.,............ .. J)t.tne-TenDeJ CorporaUoo I no auards ..a...o fences tw\d IS w roug L er [ wt.W--cinclnnaU lQI.-700) ~30 18'.1:2 youtntul despeur.cloet. 10011t .ore the rouru m Urnes Bbe be am Piddlert1 Three Iii 411 A .IGoe New York .wd Cbl«:aF' ly ehOJI1rlers plcltpoeketa iUlU aau at tn ve years of aae ami at tor Today 10 30 Korntnc M.\111 other types lJf th~r llve on Uli5 ellhteen w~~os finally sent to Solov ca.Ie 11 30 Trolb Belli 12 ;Jtl ~ farm withOut tl (' !'illgn~t a.uempt kl the iiJ.and primo 10 t.he White !MelodY Interlude 1 30 Popular I to escape Sea Thence !!he was a~epted m Orch 2 Theatre of the Air :t 30 \ ~ , • to the GPU comm une near Moscow Henry Theis Orch 3 )btJ.nee ls th n f h t 15 She professes ~1erself sorry at the JeweUI 3 30 lllall,d serenadei"'l 0. The farm e I'M 0 '1. u rue she h11.> led and te.slllve.s to do, The Roam.iO& 15 30 PlaruaUOil e~Q)f!ct.e8 to be a lon&: Ber:es and betLer She recalls ho'tl.ever with I n... 15 6 Glenn Si&t.en 6 && Bue~ reprc~ts wi!tfulneM the time she ~II ""' """"' 7 -··•·· w soln theSovle\ thprnyRussia& problemattemp of re a80tcertam • .... ,.~ ~ away w1U1 J 000 n bl es un ,_ <t. . - - , cloumLng yotUl8 11veli cone \\TOOl h 1 7 15 • <-• 1 16 Slumber Restdent:s bf tbe farm worlt hut u caUl t • , , MUSic 9 15 Vanety 9 30 Popular on the land ~~ond m the communal 1Orch 10 COncert. Hour 10 66 1 fac$ory aDd receive pa} l1le food Another ~oung Lucotrlsible stat Populal Orch 11 Hency Thela eo that hu. fo rmer occupation was ..-...ch Popula' ---~"ea'·a Is cauideratri) a bo ve. aveitllt! b h h t th h '-'' ...._., .... '-'~""' ... 'IJIPOil the love, loyalty and davoboo of the people1 ~~Mat bnn harmorw with which ma y help acrount Ior luw cr lmm.- i;.\ ut t !l.l ence 01 e Weat-New York t!.3 660) 7 the &eacbiu.p ol JwUI the Cbrut 'llfh()Qj word.a ftt mm everyfl:H and "bevice tn~nds to bt; a I~ oommun16t .., Me- He"• 8 e Ballaef.thelluman heart and of whom 1t wu said LD J(lbn 7 40, • NEVER JIAN perct!nl.a8'e of ..escap~~ A11 res dents w1t h wh om It was d tchea 10 9 Southland ~le Lo speak .mplayed the eera ot e IPAICE ":t.tKE THIS~MAN Self 1uvennmeut IS the rue u .same eagerne!Sii W do bett.el and Neapolitec Days 10 Jewel! -!. PuuR.adio!lit:~~l-..cteta!-HOWD ·- - - - - - lhe cwumune The two nund ed the same decisive repudiation o! Destiny 11 15 11 Spark ta a little with most active members forn a :;ort lhom ouner ways Echoes of the Ortent. 12 Hi pm !t!GHTEOU~J'>J<;S S I' A\ S-Bette1 IH of ttenate whh.:A mamigP.s II)Ulmt Pap Concert 1 1~ The carlbbeans -PI 0' affairs a ltholllh tbe general aSJiem or th~t 100'2 tndlv duals here 154 11 30 Popular Program 2 30 Moun rJghteousnef!s t~an g1 cut re ve nues without right , bly has ~t is Sllft:lo final aul!tl.orlty m are 1\ omen foO of the prisoners are 1t.ain Men 4 Oema 6 RUMl&U aU matter& perta ulug \.o the com undru HI and a hundred are over !litniers 6 ~ Baseball Scores 1 erbs 16 8 mune mcladlng Lht etect1on of ne" l2ti Ttle Jel!t fall bet.weeu theaeiEddie cantor 91~ ted Weems wo ase!i l1 are communists and Orch 9 'l5 Bunda)' tt Bellh Par membl:!u; LOVE DESTRO\ S FEAH- fhele IS no fear m love Lmt 1\ A coaumttee \LSIIl vanous plL~ 1Iffi are Kom.somols or yeung com lkerA u LarcyFunk"Orch 15 statef About h~~( perfect IO\e ca!lteth out f ea r because fear hath tormeat ot.ls ~;eekmg 1cotrlgl blcs and .klvll l iliun~ts WJZ- New ¥ork ch9.&-7tiOJ 1 am 1 _ iag them to th~ r~:~.rm llle ~ rm e una s were 1ome ess wa ~ Tone Pictures 9 Woodwi•~n.~d:r~En::;; He t~~ fearelh IS n at m.ad e perfect Hl love - 1 Jo)tn 4 18 or rcsident-e va llf,es but le d~ to be w.i10 stole t.o 1!Ye• , semble 9 46 A SOns (Ol 1 frum two tu t.hree vrar~; Nomads 10 30 Mol'll1nl F oeedom hard wcrk and sell 11 30 Troika Belli; 12 30 Mlimbf"rs lf tbe commune nuu IUU awa) Jf they clu.JU~;e 0 lhej government are the three prtncl odic Interlude 1 30 "H;~~~~:!:~~' REAf: BRAVERY rna,. ask ()Cilnl5Sion of the a~~em pies on which we rely to reclaim Qrch 3 Gay Vlenna ;~ 5 HE MAN \\ho Jet: enth sav ed a nu"l'lber of sc hoo l chJI bly to leave Food being gooa and th iSe lo~t member.. ol socJoty ex Caravan ~ 30 Baseb&U Store~ clean and heal~h} a! pla.ined Michael Kwmetwv ~e 5 30 Radio Lumlnarlu 6 Over dren from the fnngl'> ol a mad dog exh1h1ted Ieal quarters tnoucll execedtng:.V phun run director a OPU man and an un- Jordlln 0':00 Popular Hav~~o~~a Oren bravery und a thought for other!'~ wha:h de!'.ervcd cormnen awa~s a e scaJll! In a land v.here aen~tanding aad SYRlJIIIIthlc appear 11~ Radio Hour 8 15 Stag Party tve1yone must be lCI!ls).ead w 1 ~ Ull pt,J"SOn With his two pa.1d Wi 8 f61 Slumber Jlusic 9 30 Harbor dation f1 om ull the pc.hte and \\litre l.flegular sllltants he supeJVi&es Lhe opertl Lighte 10 ~ilgrbm 10 15 POpu Aec o rd mg t) new di"patc hes the man wa~ walkll1, melnllels or SOClelf noL as:;oclated tlon of the commune All are proud lar Harmonies 10 45 South Sea \\!Lr UIU: Of ... nothftl mdu~ulal or of their wo II: and of the condl tloru Islanr;lera Jl Hem')' Theis along: the street nl!ar a :.l hool which wa~ dJsrnls~mg us the gs.mzauons hate no biead ca ro~ 'tl.hich prevail on tbe tarm WJR-Detrott t400-1MH 9 ao there 1.!; small deshe Lo brave the Man~ a worker would envy the Plddlers Three 9 45 A Sorll craz.a'd dog came tearing do\\ H the stret}t smappmg it cutaide wo1ld mauthorlzetl tood our ~op!~ t:et every day Today 12 3D pm lilek¥Uc Inter e-wcry II\ mg thing th at 1t pa ~sed I h1:-~ hero w1th 111 • • • said one ot the 91S6bt.ants proudly lude 1 30 Herbie Kay s Orch 2 Michael age 1t1 and a resident Mcs.Js consist of a soup and a Theatre Hour 3 Gay Vienna 3 30 thought of h1~ fl\\ n safch Unt w1th th e ( h1ldr en s v. elfaH of the !aim !o.r; the past hair yea r meat and vegetable course with ,. Modern Lady 4 Pllant.om care preemurenl 11 lll!'l rnmd gra~ped th e tlog a~ 1t paR:.ed hun ran away l'J.st \\cek But he did! t sweet on hohday5 van 5 15 Old Bonr Slngera a o\6 llkc t and re tu1 ned volwttu.rlly The a\erage h oome 1a 80 rubles RadlO X..umlnarleti 6 Over Jordan and clutched h1m lll hi~ bart atm~'~ until a1d could reach He Is under barrack urreHt w1WI a month o! which about 40 goes 6 30 Popular Dance Orch 7 Pupu A local currencY 1 lar Melodies 1 15 RadiO Hou::' j II; the efchih or a aerial htrn a11d the uu1mal put to dcuth ln th e meanilme he had the assembly decides Jffhether 1 to 1 living wishes to readmit him to men ber u~~ed ideutJca.l In value With the 8 15 8\..ll{f Party 8 fo5 c1 exclMIYel:r fM lnkrU'UOD 1 ruble but only good In commwll' Mulde suffe~:ed a~ numlu 1 of lace! at1ons as the dog "napped and s hip 9 30 Harbor Ll&'htll 8enke collCeC'bilbl tbfl 1t1e Michael 5teals bt t only to 1~>hops When rounded m l the HUll& Columbo 10 45 South iDnaf.lens a1i4 sicimK:1111 1 011 924 b1t 1a hiH e ffort~ to f1 ce huTI.-;elf pu1pooe He aomtres gold teet.h !'omm me had 80 membeis Islander 11 Hemy Thets arch palke 1rGI'k. 1'1\1!1 11ft ltUed. Oh - -12 Dance Otcb lnteniew wll.b. Oetrp I Mate 7h H mnn exh JU,ted teal he n 1c qunhtll " und :-~houlo S.EFI'IEMBE& 19 wtta. chief ot the Cleveip41 l'elftte ..... lll!IP'I'r:IIIII!:R .. IOSl Dropping the Trailer I llllf'......... y ' �.. ~ ' I a.: . . . , .. . . . . .J l!l'HDAT, BliP'I'l!MBER 20. 1931 ~ C[ ~ ~:.:~:~:~;:'%!~ PftU11ll IWJfiUlWlll=:~"':..o~~.:c:=: CfllUI[ WJW1 0QftTH IYAYtS $2St000,000 PROJECTSIMadis&n Square ' iJtVI' .o1r [0"[ ;~:.~jr;_:.~.~~~~~~~ ~ ~H~ J' JJI1~1iUHll S1J·;!~n~~"::ut;:,4~~ Ul II1\J · '!INTRIGUE STUDENTS ATHLETEs GanJen Has Ric nJl'l_'r. D 1l ll ~~~~ {;:::·~ ~~~ B£AT ·5SARUEN: !.~%~~~~~s;! CONTEST; WH ITEl BULKELE~Deficit For Year nolnu il[ ~rD.rr.I[Ctl :!~~~ p'rt&~ .~~,~. :;. T'0 PL•Y CHUT£ ~~~~:e~n!~ta,;Et -~:u~~e ~OX Aft[ ui"TIMSl . ..!":.!': ~··~~Th. ::~:~.:"·~~;,"'·~;;,u '2,;~.;~;:; o,N:.:..t:::=ra:::~.;:~: IN WlJII d vlJ t·~tun· ~ y~ sho\\'~ flH[{TlG nwnb<r : ilh P•li'<<lon and B7 R T Ber.k!s While Street'& mo\U:Kt CDr'Pi 1may be bettm bllaoC0':1 th..-n fWOrlnJe Maok'l, Gabby hu nobody that eomparea with Gd ..t.. " El Ex- - - Gt'v Wh't ,.....nt• SL c Sh 1 e ep· lmaw. lron t:nen ;,:;Je gl:ron:~~-~~; h an f . V. IIU'~T ; J. !;lio::-moot, Z..1rs. A and "P:v J V. St:m e ta!k::; meetmn Cburch ~:·~,:,~ ~.·-ct "!'l' cl _......,L llm!p Ill =-~ ~ 1!0 ..... • ~ '"I • day• I I I I r-·01' $ale. Mile.• Rl!\ Merrill Stone and wife Bc&tt.n , M!ol&S., are vlsl tmg hi.S tathcl Rt: v J V Stone at the Method.tt parsonsgt rar u number -ol ' ~ F9Jt$~ SALE-Second pc;¢attle8 at th irty five centl per btUJhel. Mr~ Vtr.a Ables, R F D. No. 2. Che8hl.re, Ohio D ~ l0-3t POR IPOLLYANDHEk rALS- - . Want~ ' houae wanted. Small aCI'OOIJe liultu.ble !or qQUltry fliJ'IIl. Will pay c::IMh rent. Write Box )4, DttiiY Ttibune. Pomeroy _ ~-l1-3t --You Can't I<1ool __ . _.. __ ... ·-- - ·- - DETECTU~~S US .... PAP.M with good - 15 BORN NOT MADE! I I WANTED DISTRlBUl'OR ta.50D TO $5,000 OPPORTUNri'Y Wt have a opcnllli Ill I Pomeroy tor n good business mnn who un- FIGHT R'"aULTS 684-FT dershtnds re!Ung P.lld IIUj)CrVJfitDB srtlemlen Those who have had experie nce U8 distrtbuLort~ for Eqeetdc Refrlgeral.orl!. l)'pew•lters, · : · Kddh,g Machines, ReJistcrs, Offlce . :-i\nd Pactory EQulment. !teal Estate or Insurance are preferred although such experience Is not es• • • • • tbla scnttr~~ If otherwi(r(! qua.Ufled Steady , ond t>ermallent connection .,hh deUeloue new ehee.M'I food opporl unity !or ea1 nlnp , ana1na: - m~n: 13.:100 to 15.000 and up to meJt., aliecA, 1!1pre8d8 f $10,000 a year Leadin& manufacHow Ita rull, rich cbee.. turer.o or Plfat Aid Approved Plrt Prct rctton Dcvtce!, establbhcd ovel· luor blend• with other ,. 14 }l·ars, hl;hly rated . Product6 • well known a.1cl nationally ad\ ~r · loodel Meat,lish,egg.e, tlsed. The demand !or a new pt "'duct laldy developed oflp.s won 'oaableo. And 1!'• •• beallb· derful ruture cnrning poylbllltla.i f~l-:-:"" !IIP•!!I>Ie-oo P\lf" W1lt..: :t!J :. ul yr.ur!H!H and ~xpcrl­ cnte. A'ldm ~ Manager, 2216 F'yrmilk 11~1 !<'ytc• Bldg , Dayton. Ohio. 1 Velveeta1 J - - - - - - · - - -- - - - -- - - llustiillg '• ~ i;i~~~;;.::===;B;y~HARDIN ; Ul BURNLEY Jt' ... ., I I I I I.&J;;o;;;""""""""iiii'"""'""""""...ll 'iifm..--,'0'! - wboJo It t!>$y-for ~:.­ "'• allll,and.,,...... r 0'1' NOTICE World'S Finest Horses, R'd' ers At 0 )I ympiCS ' •;,,>;.:c;:!l . Ttt lng to Win hl8 second major championshlp ot 1931 he gave a great exhibition of nerve. &Jna: the referee I wu m a posttion to Judge bolli tor Stt.rtl.¥"11 ILlld CrelLVY lu the morning w.nd lor ~mite and Shute in Lhe a.It.ernoon lm not m&k1ng any predictions 11.5 to the 1!131 pro champion but tt will be a cont.eat between L.,;,'0 gre~~ot putters and whoever It gettlnK ·em down today wHl be the wumer. ----- They run ror three years Before IY pUbllSheod ftnanc!al report \hey are up it lb expec:led thM Ina a. loss ol t3l~.OOO for Llle qWlt• Yale wUJ have an alhletJ<.: dJre..t.o~ ter ended /rUg 31, the •ad~ along m charae not only of the w;amct Cauliftower a.lley are specul;.."tJng &s L·ut t·f all th~ otudent body build· to the future of Wllllare F . carey :ne work that has given Yale a w.nd Tom McArdle, president anti grea:. repu 1a 11 on, an 0 o1 a u t h r mat.r h. maker rtll;n<>ct. 1vc1)', o1 t h"e t'~ areat playing Melds no~o~ ex ~stlng world 11 greatest boxing corporaUon Bt:1ore anothe1 three yt- IHS th~ While Carey'! ft;len<k B!'t: certain e-reat Payne Whltnci gymll~hur., that the veteran bulldt'r oi p:ifl:Je& lart~·ol!t ever atlcmpted , wul be m ¥.111 hold hl8 job. the chubby Mcfull use with pleuty uf rnom tor ~:~1- Ardle's smile Is becomLtg a bit .v&on mCil!t everyone •·hv v.ant..s to uH~ H as the demand of the corp _.raf lOil's P\l.culty and gndlUILe ~~udent.s R1, t uukkeeplng depto~rtmcm for nu.r.: well a11 und ~ rgraduale15 are to Uotles of 1ed lnk continues unabatsharr ItA facllttles "d Bmt:.eley Oval, one oi the heart;, The cu u ~t·s or u .... l!'lrckn ~ poor nf old Yale Is l.o b£ razPd in the showing •hm yea r ._.,,,l be ustrO. ax near luture 1:' be r~placed by Bcrlt · follows · eJey College dteps m t.hu; dlrcctiiin 1 The well known st.r.cr'11 oewerP laken during the late s.• mm ~l pression. The !:1mous old Yal-2 station a posl. 2. A rcw un!ortumt Le ~·t· nhJrcl:l omc~ domg a business ~QU<~l t .. ~uch as the Schmelmg-Strlb!lug f••ha t ot a town of 35000 pco 111e I< asco at Clc~cland, \\OJch cu.<;l tht to bc movet.l aC!UfiS to Wll!o:llL ha.l d L I t $15000 I b Yale Dally NMW~, (1uart•·1 Hi 111 ~ ~~;Y e~o:e . ~! negro cll.:J~::J 1 1 'r~o0 ding) basement behmd th~e po~t. vmces at one dollar a ct'ltrp, a·nct o1'ftt.f' Is having a ue\1 houw hwlt tt1c faJlwe o! tht· ·ue;.,. Llll c.nL' r-n '..Jrk str~e t nr~1 the Y~llt thla· shows to atL ra ct rcspec tabl::: v·e Other 1n..~tttut1ous houst··l 11 1 rro~~od~ BerkO'Jley o~al also a1e 1Jt.J l1" clu~.. 3 Puu1 matchmak ng , ~d 11 to nt'w locations 4 Sch melmg s H'l.dett.a wltn ~~~<' A h I b I l t.o b uew ~ a~ Js f' ~ev~~ c New YO! k Boxma: Commlsll>On, ~nou~~:.J~~t' of!!.ce~:w allfiUI ~~~o ~~ I ~~~h N~~;r~~r~he ga rden's lx!st be~ d Th h •- h free 1ed en t ere ad·'l re ...o uc ot N I 5 Sl•" f•om J •m•••Y " •'"om p•t•t•••• ' new orm 11cr 1~~ 1n a "'t1on an cx· J ohnston, nval p10mote1 · tenal!>n of Peabody Museum Yale sj Whtle Carey Is a man or un.. ucs· hi " 1 mme 1or natura 1 sto•y ~peeJmcn s tJoned lntclgHy, lt b !clt. m oom·: Is In the wm ks qua rters t hat he Is uot equ1...... ,.¥.....-l t.u ,~ cepe w1t 11 U1 n 1achu 1a~l 0 r1s o( P~tltody ~s t.a aU mtcnt• ~ pRtt e of rl-,.. sc 1ent1flc llC hrJO! Thai 11~o~tl · l boxmgs racketeers Many o( illb tutlon alao 1s to haH! tae st[l- factors m t he corporation t> P00 •' .lng-Stmthcona bulldn,g nam ·d 1 Showtng. however, were beyond hi~ tm \ \1'0 great Yale benefactors control The great g~· mnaslum 1• 111 be _ __ _ _ __ read) In 1mo~her Iali pJobablv and \l!lth It will ~ con1plded lhe TQmpklns nthletlc a1Jolntng O •cr nt thf' great Medlc.al cen ter, plans are being c~utknsu l} w<.lk.td uut for dcrmltorle t :n ~he students who m tc nd so m e dHy tu be r,hy ~ l r lans They "1!! bt> tht' l:i.st of the Unhr rslt} Kroup to i!~t living quarter:; of t heir nl'.u, h1 Unh·~tl'llty smroundlngli l hr gr::i· duatr school dormitories ate eJ.:peckd to be n·ad~ next ~enr ?llU the dlvlmty school dutnutnn~ li ._ _ ~ ......ut th~: same l lmt' wrUt)' ll lbout W put &U !Kirts By COPELAND c . BORO of rxw projecta~t.o oefteet 1 N s Sports WTlter As the ur.!·;~ ty now stt.ndli It N y lr. Be comprGD'Uieio Yale coUep, Sheffield 19 Poor Len ew or ' pt .. y"l tdenllfk ICh.ool , and a dozen or 10 Orovel , graduat.e IChooll. lncludina art. We felt sorry for the crack Am- ) mlllic, I,Jw, medic.loe, nuraln& erlcun league hurler today , dran.a, arphltecture, fore1try, enH h d j t d. ctne~rlna and ao lnlit.lt.utk>n known ed ~lim~lf ~ittone ou an cov:- as The Graduate IBchool clevo~d some mote II ry to hiaher education and we presume new If he doe• not At-out the fall of 1834 Wlll see shut out the a . Louia Carda at thC' r.ew Yale, with a baker'J; doz· leas~ ~v.ice In t be comma world 1en rtf oolleles In fUll operation The senes, 11ome one will compliJn to 1 Comrplssloner Landis about It l new 1eollq:e. wtu be simp~y Mil·Letty' 'blew up his reputation La dent 01 ln purpose. Some of them lhc saturui.on J.>Oint lll plt.chiDi lhave been nam~ There are Berkethe Athletics to ll. 3 to 1 viCWD'J, ley, Davtnp~n. Piel'80n , Calhoun ovet the Ch1cagu Whlt.e Sox, tbeJBran!ord, K1lllncfiorth, and Dick· wm malthli hint the first. m his t'n&oi" · Wheeloct Each wllJ have a leugue ~o hana up 30 succe55es1n a /master , llvlnr with the ~>tudent5 Los Angeles, Callr ' Sept 19 - se1u;an . He l6 the only major and Jookllw for their wel!aN! In Equestl·Jan e\'ent.s In which many leau:ue moundsman to hlt the 301 Three el.aa8e!i will be asof the world 's fines~ ~ra med rtders to each oil h d h mark in lhe last eleven years. c ese sop omore. lUI orse~;; Will be entered, wlll be Mr Ruth hit homer No. <l3 lU:i and senior a feature of the Olymple games t.o New York Yankees ran the Freshmen at Yale will continue be conducted here llom July SO Lo Louis Browns through an I to b!! handed under what Ui known Aug. 14 1932. JU ice ctusher, 14 :, 0 4 H" a~ T~.e Common P'reshman Year Ex••·t l>o•••m•n ol Al>>crlca ··Ill ' AI ter a younpter ..,A "' ... only one o! the great clouts "'"" sone through complete with uulned r iders u! u1 oessf 11 h mmc than u. dozen lorelgn nation .• , t.he leader, Lou Oehrli lS ~· ear sue u Y. e elects Washlngtonienuuned m a tie or Sheff , soes on along tncluding Europe, South Amet1ca second place Wltn tne Yanks clll5Slcal lines or runs to. and the Orumt .. !C 1ence 1n .raes ~ h man Year twnlng back Detroit, 4 to 3, b> waru ' The competlttons Will consist ut h t.hree SCllarate events which wtll mn tngs. Marberry mastered t -e student. minile5 with only testl t he e ndW"ance, courage and hill Detroit hurler. ol hla class But In the ne .... ::;kllfulness of rider and hot se Wilbert Rootnson , he will a.s 110phomore have The fla t competitions to detet - man or baseball, Is and seniors as hb hot.tSt!mine the abJIJty of the best charg- credit tor another er 01 hunter. will be known as tne tion. Youn1 V!,Yl Mungo ' new colleg~ .scheme. operat· Concours Complete D'Egwtation (;r Chicago Cubs to eight hitls Harvard a.s the Huuse Plan diffctent. phase conducl.t!d each grubbed a J to 2 advantage ~ee the studl'!nt sleep. eat. day. Brooklyn and have bbl recreation with· on t he first day t nom,Jg tesL ~ Orsatt.i sco1ed the r un ~nat won ln nu elaborate group of strucwill be rid den at a eollectett walk 4 to 3, for Bt Louis over the New lure<; Each group will ha\'-c I!J> t.rot and cantet. extet~~hd walk, Yotk Giants, when Roettger h1t stnff. and probably Its ath.· talk and gallop Horse ll.ltd ndel lcng fly In the ninth. :etlr It 1S expecte9 tllal also will be shown In bac king RnSI:ell and Lisenbee were great athletic rivalry Is to spring changing dhectton and two track guoct for Cleveland. hurllr\.g up work Rudy Sox of Boston to 6-l and It is the athletic future or Yak On the &econd day 0 tweuly two trrimphs. .hat Is pllt.ZUng tbosc lnt.ere~~ted mile endurance run will be made tandt was as . rumors o! the future situa· ovtJr nume1ous natutal and urllll- P u ates as a Long arc fWaUable but tho$(? rum · clal obsLa.cles The run v.·Jll 111 . m~sttli'Y and Boston d1•note pll'!nty of chMges Som.:o · lu evemn11: Bill. c Iude a st~cplecha se, cross·country the ~btl Bowes' clouts a.nd .the a y a 12 a 11 wor k ed up over lace wnh 35 obsl&cles and 11 gallop games between her own colleges on the :Hat. Two hours and five captmed It, 4 Lo 1 fi nd Lhey s~e thE: Bowl packed to ----I - ---mmutes Will be alloted ro 1 tlle en· wltnt ss the Championship conte~t i'OLO GAMt: I tire comse THt:, S1 ANDI)4Q in tOe fo.ll j -1 The l.hn d day will feature jum pWhnt the future Yo.le \'arslw New York Sept 19 -:i N&-lhe 1 •H'"l";f~g lng over t;~ehc natural obstncles AMERICAN foctball tea,m wtll be like. they HurricAnes and th~ santa Pauli\/ The second gtoup of competlCtub Won wonder. There Is a report all very fc.uur will clash todny In the final t1ons will , be the Prix des No.tions 8 t Puul lOO Indefinite or oourse, that In years round of the uatlonnl o;:>en poio I 1 73 ;;;::::;;:;::;::;::::;::;::;;· or Jumping events. EntranU; must Kanoos c tv . M Yale's football mtercol~ cha.rnplonahlp at International field make !1om 16 to 20 difficult jumps Indlanapoll~ .. 81 H cont.est.s will be but twu In In Westbury, Lo~ Island -• _ _ .- - - . ; ~arylng in height from four feet ColUiolbus 7'1 1'1l - - --one inch to !our fee~ eleven inches' :,UJ w<oukte n 7B over an 875 yard course Mlm.L•apolls 7$ 82 The third set of competitions Louisville 10 86 ·Y ~ . will be the Individual Dressll.@'e to Toledo 61 96 determine t.he skll1 and a:t)lllty o1 the rJde1· In c~trollJng his mOWlL I NA.TIONAJ'. LEAGI1., and the hor~Ses obedience The Club Won LOF rlrler v.Ul s!ww his h01 se nt all · '~I L " 11 !~ 97 50 gHil.s mcluding two track, clum&:t' Nuv y , 11;: ll!i 62 of lead at thr gallop, on Lhe mrcle Chtt.ogo 79 69 534 and on n stml.ght line at each l~t1 I'~ h ) 76 il 511 st~~~~ean~ n1ht PRA!:l.sage and Plldft'J' 1F-11\ ',') tugh 73 75 4!13 0 C llfiV·s best 1i1lcrs i Bn~ 1-1 11 63 85 42U aud hm·11es arc In I!EUillllg at u tL I P ht lHdclpltl~ (!I 86 Riley, Kamms and "Lher pools ln 1cmc umull' 55 91 prcpam tlon lor the gamer,. ' \Tl"ad'Jell 'S W ves- ----- - ••-- I I "1," PGt.r good work mules, one horse aqd a ll.rJe bli'n' ,.1~ propably about 5000 teet or100d lumber urt.er razed A baq:ain The Eber~c'b C9nstrucUon co. Pumeroy, Ohlo I University 1s a \.oplc that ~~ a. (feat many Mew H&ven ttlf~t. and IOfr'' people lar bc.-)'orJJ «he borden Ol Connec· In F1nal1; Many Upaeta !the greena. u tuw been a mystery Babe Ruth RiAII Up 43rcl. Ucut n .. _ r In Prof ·--1 ,,to me .bow Billy could. )lOUJbiY teep H ome Run T o I"'R'tp u ..• Imtllltm Havtnr epent. over t.went.y. ftve ~U T ell 1vu. ... ,.,, ..... D._ - r'"" pa·he ... " '"o dollars on ne'li' butldln" 8 0 ""• .,., .. ""' "'-1 """' •• 011mey •• , lor ,. lo•' " a ''m•. and tn ~. Beat Browno 'i,t' In the 1-t four yean. Ule 1• ., "" ..,. ..,. narp ootera AdVan..... !,.Age DUE TO SCHEDULE Ml ~ll Jenme tu•.d Ml::s Kate Lawsen left FTklay an1 wlll spend tht' )'1 next two wcek5 with frlencis it. ( Huu tmgton • Silas !Mem ul Huntington ~ 11 · tt· red Holzer hu&pltal Thursday tot tl(•atn-ent tlkcl'• Coc•olatioa M ' ~'i Ed1th Hen_ll.s left to !.pend Ju11 Ttinklna RDY8 the futlu•r who I he "(Ck. e nd at her home tn Re~JntMuled to n1nkt a gre11.t ' prote.ncld:..tmr g l'llnnnl nmn or I1IA son lli!Uiill ~· mnn· Cal1'n Will o! Mlddlcpm' WEil! ad· Al!'el to t'r•ht'4'nl hl11 i.II!Ulflpolrttlltent ul tt.d to Holzer hcspltal 'I hur.sday I when the ho\· slr,nl'l up t"r n nent !(,. ':fstmrnt t~ulary 011 n llnll ))in)e-1·.-WuHhlnu:. REAL J:STATE 1'RANSH .RS i\11 a nd Mrs Elmer He1n ha''~ ' tnn lollllr. m r VI'O lrll m Fc m·th avcn u~ to Ml s The followlnl( real esta te tn: n:,. r,,l'llt't C10mh :." pwpert} on Third Far.l 4boat Cremation fcrs il8VI:I been .recorded he •~ r·IVLnUP Mr an-I Mrs Arthur f{eclThe puhl•.: henllh lll'n· i('E' RD\'8 on:.tpolls--Mmnle Sho.rl z, dec (i ges lto.ve also cl1anged ttleir locathul It l!ot not Tl'llf> thnt In t'l'f'llill · to C. B Shartz. Jo ts tiGll fl om 354 Thl.rd avenue to 514 jhe lu:>nrl retlulilll! unlnlrlll'l). Q, egory Sha~lz, dec rl L:J C C Th!J d avenue I TIP IPlJrt lll'llf:llly ha(rns Ill fit. due M1 and Mn T R Burk.:. who lo llw fnt>t H~nt lt I~ the hP!!I [lrn· .2ful-r ~z. 60 acres Allen Cook, el al lo Clla.let. fliT' J11ovlng here !10m Columbus ~ U!•t'tt'l~ flrr;Jtn In the body. 'fhl~. or RI~. lots 19-20 Iwill ~·cr:upy th r. Wetherholt apart. son a~orge Frederick Kl~her ac- Henry Cherrington returned Thur.s~ ('Oilr!!f'. l)f~IPIUb li[)Oil hOI\' the h('fil l ewln 0 Dav1s ~o GulcJ,r N11hH 1m1 m on First a~enue at C~dar Et I comJ,~.'\nled· ber to Wasllingt;m c day rrom Cincinnati where · they I• appll~ lot ' 1 M· ~ J H Bovw hns gone to St 11 aceom.r" ~~e 1 ~s ~~m:!!tJr Q.b$r· ---iE~;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;~iii J Llzzle Hazlett to Fauu:e:-; No'ael Lmtl~; Mo , to visit her Rl!ltcr Mrs / · , et al, lot 2. :Ed Copeland Mr Bov1e and grand M: r11 Charles sw1tzu rlngtr' .t who Is on t ! t way ~o Ward Dtograrn was int.::r· voall dueLS by Mr~ liind. da:Uihter ~ MJ~;s Plorence W f!.f[W a itrn Officer~ for W'l're St!lected u.s Mrs MarsaL l Mrs P lot. ~ nce Wagner; SecretarY Mts. She:! ~an ~Je , Trei!.SUl'Ct, 1\1,5 J tdl:l Dawoon. I -- \VOrk these two !ellow.s wUI iladty ahouAler the pitch'"" b"'~n to · ,..,_. 1ht entire se rle~> if~ e&lled upo 11 to' do u The fad that several hurlm 1n By OEOROl: VON ELM the serles wUl be thttstins !or ·•re- Wrltl~n for and Copyl'l&)lt 1931 INS AJIOWI Plent" Of Tt'me venB:e" w\n pr~vlde intereatilll ldde Pro\'idence, Seylt l~Por the ~ r ll.Jh.t-5 LD. tlle cla.ilelc. The belli- ftrst tlme in tbe h.i!tory of the fOr .,n.e1t Of Crove grent Burlelih Grtmes wW be out proftWonal sotterli QSf,OCI.atJon --1. ta a.vena:e tbe bwo blattnp he ~ cbatQptonahlp we !tnd a compa.ta· d E AJl ar•HoJ.•&W from lbe Mackmen Jut 'ear. Rube Uvely unknown but none the lt:.s Watberc of the A'l knocked out of QTeat solfer, tioQlpethl« ln the final Jiy LES CONKlJN t.qe box 1n the ' t"t""' .... ..., .. of Uie round tor the title today. • INS S -+~ 11930 ..1~RR ..,_,.... po • .., Writer ...._..tc, wili "-¥"" be aobtnc for o Twenty )'ear old Ttlm Cl 3a'ly New York. Sept. 10- Wiule thr I chance to beat the Cordi;. And the who has ail I'Weet P 1101! swlna as Car1inals will enJOY a psychnlog:lcal taCiturn Oron, ))lmselt, would U)::e It ha~>: ever bf::en my plcti.SUrt' ta d t thl8 to hook up with Jess Haines qain see. Is playing Denny Shutt , whom 1 8 l'nnage year 11 that the n.nd even the IICore far the 3 to 1 1 IDII!ilt cn.ll a ve\emn of th::! golf· wortd serleB start s In St Lo~LS In · defeat that Old Jess hung around ~ circles. in the thirty six hole :-:tead of PhUB.~lphla Lhl' A.mltks his neck last year battlr ror the championship. wlll ~'!gain have a tremendous ad· Grimes Ia one ~i the unlucklest cr.•.wy, a very unaasurn.ng a ncl vant •. ~ due to the lntel'iea~ u~ hurlers ever to pitch in world like~ble c~ap. did the sccmlnely schoooule. · serlet~ competition. While with tmpors1blf' when ;1-e ~a.t Gene Barn O.tlVe and Earn~haw the cut- Brooklyn he beat Cleveland, 3 to zen, 5 and 3. Tam 8howcd n o JtS· f. tan"lng hurlers of the Am ~ •l can 0, but smce then has faUed to win 1pcct for Gene's repuLatlon us a. Hgh Leagut:rs. undoubtedly will be us- a world series a:~e Jn four start& ter, In just went ah~ad e.ud plaY· d h 1 the !lrst two ur Oct 1 t' ~ nes on 1 ed shot after shot, holed putt aft~r and 2 The third gam e will n ot be putt. until the holes rll.n out on plaved untU Oct 5 at Slube Park I • .~ Sal-az::-n P.nd he round himself out and th s fourth ~o~ame ts schedul J>J At New ~ lk N ~ l Mo of t'H' tournament foe the !ollowlng ,_day ThlS wlll al- Phllad or - ..... r orw_y, - ,,.• , a ,,.,, ,,., 1 lc "' ' •., ·'-hla ""hi h ea.vywe lght , ae- ,..,11, , thl• boy' play ' golf " low •......- t h c r Mo. c . ~ mound aces lo =jl ue y•atc•day t hr f 11 d b fea.f,ed Ralph B b Br kl 1 ·• 1 1 '" :ws efore makmg 00) ar era, oo yn t;eior ~ a tremendous ga llety Noth res t ee u theh seeond a pp.,aranc.t' of th" l•, ng •e-med to dlaturb l>lm . h• ..,,,,_ 1 series <;ilacomo Bergomas. It&lian hea.vy- lo ' th h h J 't .. t defeated John v....u ~--,~·, a ngInl\.'5 lh oug e11was wsd ge Grove a,n d Earfl.'lhf!W have flash· '"''"hi, • .., •vvo• tl Th • Pqrta Rl 1101 ng ano er prac ce roun e c d <~P Iendid f orm dmtng the Ia1,t At co kid seemed to have enrythtng few \'A!eks Leftylturnmginathrtc Bal Wllmiogton , Del-8ld .Lampe, th:1t goes to make a chnmpton He hit performance an1 Big Georg..! 1 tlmore 130 poun~r. e.nd Johnny 18 a good wooden club player hits hurl,ng a one · lut classic 111 011~ [Lucas, Camden, N J .. drew (8) his uon like a. master, and is a mar serle,.... It th~SE! two stalw~outs a.e A~ Utica, N Y~teve Wolanin, velou~ putter a.~ Sarnzen l en. n ~d hot the It s haw! a good chanct' Utica welterweight, defeated Ser- to hi:; sorrow And moot lmporta,lt lo gwecp the fh H fu UI g<; m :~ \geant Sammy Baker, New Yo:k lol all he has a t{OI!Ing du,posltlon of U:e series wllhcm t cl-21}{'nd!nr; UO) 1 that many of our best plascrs In on &'lY other hurler At Miami, F'lu.-Billy 3cl a.::ll , Cu- ~ c ludh• g myself, can well envy If Orove or Ea rnsllnw 1 ~ net 111 1umbus. Ga, nuddl '~welght. defeatThat match yesterday between ~hapc for the fiJth ~umc, Cmm1e ed ' Tiger" Johnny Cline Fresno, Billy Burke , National open cham. Mack can gamble w1lh w .~lb ~~ ~· {'r Callfurnlu OOJ piOn and Denny Bhut.c \Vas a cla.sHoyt both ve l~llllls, 01 1\.'W ila!T~v At Cleveland-Marshall Coulettc, sic , not &J much from the pomt of his b"illlaut reel Ult hurle1 Cleveland fentherwelght, w.en d"· view of great goU but because each Ou Wbll.t pltclle,s w1ll Gat:b~· clslon from Joey Knshner. Cleve- one tried so hal'd tu get the break Stre•t rel:v? Eve n ~f Hn ln<':>, w1th land, (6) I at the time it counted most. T o hl,s :njured shouldt>r Is no t In s hRpe Myer Lichtenstein , Rochc~tf'r me the 1eal break of the match fol for the post-~;eason classlr, Gabby! Welterwel&:ht , scored teehnleal Shute was at the thirteenth . 1t has j li!it ot :!IX dep~ndable boxmen ' knockout over Larry Madge, Clevl'- was there that h e caused the down from Wlll"h to choose 'I he\' fll~ land, (5L ran o! Armour the previous day ,.. R oss F 1e lds, Cleveland bantamG~me.s. lln-l!Ahan , Dcr.Jngcr, Rhem At that hole Shute dropped fl Lind~ey 1\illt Johnson lcls10n from Joey Kushner, Clewe- ntteen footer one or many he had Wh l le~rlngcr ha s~ ~~ lmpt·cs.':lt\C Sorant.on. Pa. (5J. holed t.hrougnout me maLcn, but FER!SONALS !'· • teet al the home hole But. \] ball lpped the oup imit .eL&yed out Burh 11 galt toaay seemed to be a Kreat eHort parUcuJa.rly a roWld with "-"W !'!!.• it !n the ball ~~~J!'!~r· '" "' _,...-.,._...,_ WRE~TUI'<G RESULTS AMERICAN LEAGUE Won Lost Pot Phli.\dClphl n 101 43 .'TO I By I N s Wr..•·!ungton 87 57 At Philadelphia - Jm1 Luudos NLw Ycrk 87 57 G ! cece. defeated Ray Stl'l'lt• Call ~ Clrwlnnd T.J 72 Iornln . St Lr uJs 5tl 87 At Nf'w YOlk - H " l'b Freem.:_n D ctmJ • 68 ffl Ne w YClk, tossed Skc .~nos kl, l''t ::'H 1 Boston 58 37 YOlk Ch1r. t;o 05 88 Sum Sleln pmn('d Ivan Pmtubany I~Tl : RN\TIONAL LEAOIIE Club Won Olpo OalabJLlcll t111 e w Van~\,\ z('· R cc!J~'t.: ieJ 100 lumlak Nnvat k ll8 3PORTS S B!tltnur.rc 93 M:JVtrr al 84 80 Queen of 0 anee• Ton :•to 82 83 'fll f' \la]tz Is ~11111 In he t he mo st RCI\(.in!_' 77 87 fn11 1•m ~ .tn• l <'Oli"{'{JIIen: ly 1\('pulnr Jers~y City 6~ IJil 393 d,JJI~·~ · In ni l hl s1nr.1'. Tim ol'i;;lu of BUJf{,!O . til 104 :J70 lht! 1\!llt?. I~ (JIJII\ UI'Nl In !liP tllru p:11ZI. lu ' 11111 ntiJdrm gube it IIJI· \'ESTEflDAY'S RESULTS JII'Jl!'Crl ill JO SO, Ulld "M!h du \l('!Jer .'\ ngust ln" I ~ F;lutl to he t110 llrst AMERICAN ASSOCIATION fllllt' IO \•IHI'h the WililY. Wll8 Ml:wo.ukee 6; Kanans City a ·~UI\< r>d St Paul 4. Minneapolis 8. Oaly games schfldulod We1tn1inate~r Chimeg Tun.• Tl\(' \\'r>slllllll!o!h't' \ ltl 111 {'11 wr>re l'~~oTION..tL II.AGUE hnt>lll~ t l by L1• 1...t"r C1·utd' In liSO, B··~ton 13: Plttsburgb 2 I he tm· tu•ln.: "\ PJU':'l t'lll\ ~li\i ('l\ f1·o m Pl.tsburgh 4: Boston l u 111•1·1: .,( llnndt'l' ~ IL I!-! hdle\('tl St Louts ~. New York 3 . th.1t Ill' Jlll ri i,..C 11r runr untt'ij \VfiS B1ooklyn 3, Ghlcago 2. lltl11·n fr"m 111,, tlfth !l.tl' or the Onlr games scheduled. flfll'll lllg ~~ mpltunr ur "l 1\ ll iJW 'l'hut My H1•dt'l'ln t'r 1.1> <>til" AMERICAN LEAGUE Clu!:l I STUIINIIIO IPOIITI WJ:AII AU Ti11111 Jl!ldtll .,, trtcltl •U ilf ,.,1) .,d ''' I•"'"'' •• ,,..J, ;" N.w y,,,, ~ 7 a4e • 1lmlml I \~ On~ of the Joy• of the tall ~eason. is that it bflf,P with it tome partfca· , larly attract te woolen drenn. ,h.d how trim and smt.rt one fetllln thipt modebl Today's example-an cseeptlontiiY r:hic affair of dren twecd-.a a ~ ' likable style from nery DOiat of ·view. Its trims are new an4 ~nJ'­ inll'. too. TheY arc toOth etiJed titt_1le which can usually be bouaht ready. : • .. If yo11 cannot find thh, there are other pretty sub~tit11~s at the neck· • " wear counter of mo~t storu. Just a band of pique could abo be used• ~~~y for in s tan~ e. half an inch to show alone or edged with rick-rack braid. The button!! of bone or leather • should tone with the dreu. The belt is llf leather. TIJi1 fe~Utrll 1111'/ lrt dtciwt4 ;,. • ,;.,J f~ '" 20 u 1(. to 11. , iJ • ;,.,.,J/iJtl Jtli#trl. 11 iJ IJrHt '"'· l P1 CGTr roR.. A DA"'l"l: TOkiiGHT' .A'JO 'S\4-e; "T\.JR.N&D M\~S t--1E ..r---- .Do:;w~~~''. ---- -,, • " ~ -r~: l- 'f""" }fQCK Cl'l'Y ! " you thio f•t~ern q) .. IJ. Cle v ~ land INTERNATIONAL Lf;AGUE B ' EFORE -· \ , J" ' and since the Great Umpire benched G<!orgc Edward Waddell forever l"'hf yean ~ ago, the~ bave .been pat ldt-Jianded pttchen, but .IJOM that ever so completelr cap· Jured fan im1.1tination as d1d tha •hwilderingly pu:turc.sque ''Rube." Jou c:an't even thmk of great thpaWS without instantly recail1 the moat colorful of 'em alt. u c,n, all ' buV ht;ar lthet· racy li6141'~ of' w•ddell's ~ fflmed wing teuttiilg ' Ule. ))l,eez,e l!' baaeball's ,-alhalla when' cons1dermg • .• .,~ Robert Moses Grove, of the Ath· ' ~~c:i, wh., aeemiS to· have reached the aeme of hbl career-at 32-and ~genera11y ill acclaimed &11 the IR&test. of active pitcben. Some ' i • will r.~turn mail. feel sure that lle 18 even swift~ and better than the lm'morta1 Wad. dell himself. The "Rube" waa but a vivid momoo• • when "Left)'" joined the Ma&:iben jn 1026. An· other southpaw wonder, flddi<t Plank, had bridged the botween the Ages of Waddel and Grove for Connie Mack. Surely the latter's genius incljid J tie art of pieklng s uper-southpaws, It would seem. , But. '>lher clubs, this ' jle<~son , have portlllde .tu.leJtt not !ar .ihort of ev'en Of6ve'& motUr_t_merit, the Boeton B~·aves have ~d "Dutch" Brand~. who, during four years, bas been n real star w1th a rather weak team. Some ~ ay Brandt's record wo11ll~ b!l mor. brilliant IRf than -<:rove's were •·outch" with the "A's." Then too, there'~ Eill Walker, ?f the N. Y. Glnnts, whG Ja rounding into superb fonn and should reach ltla t.pex In 1932 or '38. Vernpn Gomez, of the N. Y. Yanke~~ h•s alao had a goGd sca't9n. He's only nearing 22 and should have a glorious future. Fred l;Ieimach b.a• been doing very well with the Brook~ Robins, Alain, Bill .. Left)r" HallahJHl is an a co amons- the St. Louis Cards· lheir matn hope against the ''A'n'f in the 1931 M'orlJ ·Series, many be:Jieve. Jim Mooney, recalled by tlte Giants from Brldii=port, started off splendidly. AU In all, 1930 has not bef!n a bad year for several lefties in th(} big show, Coprrl;bt, 1031. lthll hltllnl 8rftd1tlte, 1!tQ, 'J'ODA\"S G~lt.:S I \ l i 4'\lERJC.tN ' I NAt'lONA'L U.:AGUJ.: ~ ~~m~tpn at Ptttsbul'l:h Brcoklyn at Chki!JO New Yort J,t St LoUII! Philadelphia at Cincinnati I l.f&jor-Gent!ral Dougla s MacAr- ' -1 thur, Chie!·of-Stdf ol the United AMrltJC.rr.:O. LEAGllt: Army, hM rec eJVcd tlm 1 Oh~ · ,a~ PbHadelphla. 1 Si.utes e.t, f t~fr.N:t!W YOI;k. I h~heat 1-hcutp,r \dlJC)l.~ed'tcnc!!. Oovernm·ent can bt'Jstow in rece1v. , bt,i'olt at wiahtngtan. . i11g the Grand Cross of the J.eg 1on 1 Chwe]an\t at ~oston. I of Hunor. General M:t(' Arthur is rNT,&:iA';ION'AL LEAGUE : but the thirteenth American to re. 1 Baltln,\oft at Newark. 1 ccive the Croas, which wns pinned Toronto at Roehet!ter 1 on hla breast by Grmeral Maginot, l .Jersey Cltv at Reading. ! French Min.ister of War, at Rheim8. Bu.."Telo aL Mo:~treal. ! • I .' • I ' ' , the FOR SALE Seet.ren of the Dally Trlltlll'le WaDt Ada at 1«: IIM"'r line. Cal: '.:t\:t.R an~ an Ad · Humhecl f of people are daiiy reading our Want Ad ~ just fo1 : uch op]Jottunities for pi ocut ing uoable lhil ')l;S without paying the "first-hand" p!'ice. Advertise in the I '' • IJ10. JDVI' lwD'i in They still have valu e <'ldi usefuineos for eome one or you wou ld n't have sawd them. Tum that value into caoh b~- locating those who would welcome the chance to get them at a fair price. Buyers are not hard to find. f" . . • " t.ss0c1ATION TolE'dn at Cohunbu::; Jnctlarlapnlls at Lowsvllle Mll\l"l\nkoe at Kan6as City Mi:meupolls at ~t. 'Paul WHY nol make ,omc of tho.;c tliscardl'd things in your attic gmttly your de rire fm· that certain new thin ,: fo t· 1rhieh you have been year·ning-? • • 1 NE'Wil.rk. 9; Bllltlmor c 5 Ro.;:hcstcr 6; Toronto 1 Rochester 7. 'f01or.to 4 Mor.tre111 8; Buffulo 0 ~ E;:~=~~l: ~~ ~~~~ :~o:":': Pa~i-• v•:t·~~·: ~ ~- . ~~~~·-~~-z~-.. to \,L~·~·~·:l:lc~~~~=:·:::~~~~~=:~~Jit:~~d,~!!:~~~~~~~~EIL~~ ~ B a .~ ton Bu..ton 6 ; Cleveland 4 Pluladtlphla 3, ChlcaJl:o I. N !l \0. York 14, St Louis 4. w.u;hlngton 4, Dctrmt 3. 112 lnn l Patu,.,., 'a . cENTs in coin and thi!'l Cuupon Jillcd out I I Highc!;l Honor Stnd IS cents (In stamps or coin) to Fa~hion Bureau. Write car•fuUy anrl plainly your name and futl ad· dte!U, the numbu of the pattern and thr Bizr you want. Whtn ordering your palttrn, It would ht a good Idea to l'!nclon 15 cents add itional for a COl!Y of '!va A. Tmgty's Fashion Magadf'!l'! of Parb stylu. beautifully 1)rlnted in coiOUf•. and eh{lwlna all the models smartt)· dreued "'omen ...;n wear. Addru1 your letttr In the foltow· lng way: DAILY'S TRIIVNK FA8HION "BUB£AU E"' .t. T~tt:J'• .:hfla Senlt:n Roltm 309, fi.. Tl -Wat Sl~eL ~ There is TREASURE • tn your ATTIC! I '""! '"' How to Gtt - -I I ' '• I '. �.. ~ ' I a.: . . . , .. . . . . .J l!l'HDAT, BliP'I'l!MBER 20. 1931 ~ C[ ~ ~:.:~:~:~;:'%!~ PftU11ll IWJfiUlWlll=:~"':..o~~.:c:=: CfllUI[ WJW1 0QftTH IYAYtS $2St000,000 PROJECTSIMadis&n Square ' iJtVI' .o1r [0"[ ;~:.~jr;_:.~.~~~~~~~ ~ ~H~ J' JJI1~1iUHll S1J·;!~n~~"::ut;:,4~~ Ul II1\J · '!INTRIGUE STUDENTS ATHLETEs GanJen Has Ric nJl'l_'r. D 1l ll ~~~~ {;:::·~ ~~~ B£AT ·5SARUEN: !.~%~~~~~s;! CONTEST; WH ITEl BULKELE~Deficit For Year nolnu il[ ~rD.rr.I[Ctl :!~~~ p'rt&~ .~~,~. :;. T'0 PL•Y CHUT£ ~~~~:e~n!~ta,;Et -~:u~~e ~OX Aft[ ui"TIMSl . ..!":.!': ~··~~Th. ::~:~.:"·~~;,"'·~;;,u '2,;~.;~;:; o,N:.:..t:::=ra:::~.;:~: IN WlJII d vlJ t·~tun· ~ y~ sho\\'~ flH[{TlG nwnb<r : ilh P•li'<<lon and B7 R T Ber.k!s While Street'& mo\U:Kt CDr'Pi 1may be bettm bllaoC0':1 th..-n fWOrlnJe Maok'l, Gabby hu nobody that eomparea with Gd ..t.. " El Ex- - - Gt'v Wh't ,.....nt• SL c Sh 1 e ep· lmaw. lron t:nen ;,:;Je gl:ron:~~-~~; h an f . V. IIU'~T ; J. !;lio::-moot, Z..1rs. A and "P:v J V. St:m e ta!k::; meetmn Cburch ~:·~,:,~ ~.·-ct "!'l' cl _......,L llm!p Ill =-~ ~ 1!0 ..... • ~ '"I • day• I I I I r-·01' $ale. Mile.• Rl!\ Merrill Stone and wife Bc&tt.n , M!ol&S., are vlsl tmg hi.S tathcl Rt: v J V Stone at the Method.tt parsonsgt rar u number -ol ' ~ F9Jt$~ SALE-Second pc;¢attle8 at th irty five centl per btUJhel. Mr~ Vtr.a Ables, R F D. No. 2. Che8hl.re, Ohio D ~ l0-3t POR IPOLLYANDHEk rALS- - . Want~ ' houae wanted. Small aCI'OOIJe liultu.ble !or qQUltry fliJ'IIl. Will pay c::IMh rent. Write Box )4, DttiiY Ttibune. Pomeroy _ ~-l1-3t --You Can't I<1ool __ . _.. __ ... ·-- - ·- - DETECTU~~S US .... PAP.M with good - 15 BORN NOT MADE! I I WANTED DISTRlBUl'OR ta.50D TO $5,000 OPPORTUNri'Y Wt have a opcnllli Ill I Pomeroy tor n good business mnn who un- FIGHT R'"aULTS 684-FT dershtnds re!Ung P.lld IIUj)CrVJfitDB srtlemlen Those who have had experie nce U8 distrtbuLort~ for Eqeetdc Refrlgeral.orl!. l)'pew•lters, · : · Kddh,g Machines, ReJistcrs, Offlce . :-i\nd Pactory EQulment. !teal Estate or Insurance are preferred although such experience Is not es• • • • • tbla scnttr~~ If otherwi(r(! qua.Ufled Steady , ond t>ermallent connection .,hh deUeloue new ehee.M'I food opporl unity !or ea1 nlnp , ana1na: - m~n: 13.:100 to 15.000 and up to meJt., aliecA, 1!1pre8d8 f $10,000 a year Leadin& manufacHow Ita rull, rich cbee.. turer.o or Plfat Aid Approved Plrt Prct rctton Dcvtce!, establbhcd ovel· luor blend• with other ,. 14 }l·ars, hl;hly rated . Product6 • well known a.1cl nationally ad\ ~r · loodel Meat,lish,egg.e, tlsed. The demand !or a new pt "'duct laldy developed oflp.s won 'oaableo. And 1!'• •• beallb· derful ruture cnrning poylbllltla.i f~l-:-:"" !IIP•!!I>Ie-oo P\lf" W1lt..: :t!J :. ul yr.ur!H!H and ~xpcrl­ cnte. A'ldm ~ Manager, 2216 F'yrmilk 11~1 !<'ytc• Bldg , Dayton. Ohio. 1 Velveeta1 J - - - - - - · - - -- - - - -- - - llustiillg '• ~ i;i~~~;;.::===;B;y~HARDIN ; Ul BURNLEY Jt' ... ., I I I I I.&J;;o;;;""""""""iiii'"""'""""""...ll 'iifm..--,'0'! - wboJo It t!>$y-for ~:.­ "'• allll,and.,,...... r 0'1' NOTICE World'S Finest Horses, R'd' ers At 0 )I ympiCS ' •;,,>;.:c;:!l . Ttt lng to Win hl8 second major championshlp ot 1931 he gave a great exhibition of nerve. &Jna: the referee I wu m a posttion to Judge bolli tor Stt.rtl.¥"11 ILlld CrelLVY lu the morning w.nd lor ~mite and Shute in Lhe a.It.ernoon lm not m&k1ng any predictions 11.5 to the 1!131 pro champion but tt will be a cont.eat between L.,;,'0 gre~~ot putters and whoever It gettlnK ·em down today wHl be the wumer. ----- They run ror three years Before IY pUbllSheod ftnanc!al report \hey are up it lb expec:led thM Ina a. loss ol t3l~.OOO for Llle qWlt• Yale wUJ have an alhletJ<.: dJre..t.o~ ter ended /rUg 31, the •ad~ along m charae not only of the w;amct Cauliftower a.lley are specul;.."tJng &s L·ut t·f all th~ otudent body build· to the future of Wllllare F . carey :ne work that has given Yale a w.nd Tom McArdle, president anti grea:. repu 1a 11 on, an 0 o1 a u t h r mat.r h. maker rtll;n<>ct. 1vc1)', o1 t h"e t'~ areat playing Melds no~o~ ex ~stlng world 11 greatest boxing corporaUon Bt:1ore anothe1 three yt- IHS th~ While Carey'! ft;len<k B!'t: certain e-reat Payne Whltnci gymll~hur., that the veteran bulldt'r oi p:ifl:Je& lart~·ol!t ever atlcmpted , wul be m ¥.111 hold hl8 job. the chubby Mcfull use with pleuty uf rnom tor ~:~1- Ardle's smile Is becomLtg a bit .v&on mCil!t everyone •·hv v.ant..s to uH~ H as the demand of the corp _.raf lOil's P\l.culty and gndlUILe ~~udent.s R1, t uukkeeplng depto~rtmcm for nu.r.: well a11 und ~ rgraduale15 are to Uotles of 1ed lnk continues unabatsharr ItA facllttles "d Bmt:.eley Oval, one oi the heart;, The cu u ~t·s or u .... l!'lrckn ~ poor nf old Yale Is l.o b£ razPd in the showing •hm yea r ._.,,,l be ustrO. ax near luture 1:' be r~placed by Bcrlt · follows · eJey College dteps m t.hu; dlrcctiiin 1 The well known st.r.cr'11 oewerP laken during the late s.• mm ~l pression. The !:1mous old Yal-2 station a posl. 2. A rcw un!ortumt Le ~·t· nhJrcl:l omc~ domg a business ~QU<~l t .. ~uch as the Schmelmg-Strlb!lug f••ha t ot a town of 35000 pco 111e I< asco at Clc~cland, \\OJch cu.<;l tht to bc movet.l aC!UfiS to Wll!o:llL ha.l d L I t $15000 I b Yale Dally NMW~, (1uart•·1 Hi 111 ~ ~~;Y e~o:e . ~! negro cll.:J~::J 1 1 'r~o0 ding) basement behmd th~e po~t. vmces at one dollar a ct'ltrp, a·nct o1'ftt.f' Is having a ue\1 houw hwlt tt1c faJlwe o! tht· ·ue;.,. Llll c.nL' r-n '..Jrk str~e t nr~1 the Y~llt thla· shows to atL ra ct rcspec tabl::: v·e Other 1n..~tttut1ous houst··l 11 1 rro~~od~ BerkO'Jley o~al also a1e 1Jt.J l1" clu~.. 3 Puu1 matchmak ng , ~d 11 to nt'w locations 4 Sch melmg s H'l.dett.a wltn ~~~<' A h I b I l t.o b uew ~ a~ Js f' ~ev~~ c New YO! k Boxma: Commlsll>On, ~nou~~:.J~~t' of!!.ce~:w allfiUI ~~~o ~~ I ~~~h N~~;r~~r~he ga rden's lx!st be~ d Th h •- h free 1ed en t ere ad·'l re ...o uc ot N I 5 Sl•" f•om J •m•••Y " •'"om p•t•t•••• ' new orm 11cr 1~~ 1n a "'t1on an cx· J ohnston, nval p10mote1 · tenal!>n of Peabody Museum Yale sj Whtle Carey Is a man or un.. ucs· hi " 1 mme 1or natura 1 sto•y ~peeJmcn s tJoned lntclgHy, lt b !clt. m oom·: Is In the wm ks qua rters t hat he Is uot equ1...... ,.¥.....-l t.u ,~ cepe w1t 11 U1 n 1achu 1a~l 0 r1s o( P~tltody ~s t.a aU mtcnt• ~ pRtt e of rl-,.. sc 1ent1flc llC hrJO! Thai 11~o~tl · l boxmgs racketeers Many o( illb tutlon alao 1s to haH! tae st[l- factors m t he corporation t> P00 •' .lng-Stmthcona bulldn,g nam ·d 1 Showtng. however, were beyond hi~ tm \ \1'0 great Yale benefactors control The great g~· mnaslum 1• 111 be _ __ _ _ __ read) In 1mo~her Iali pJobablv and \l!lth It will ~ con1plded lhe TQmpklns nthletlc a1Jolntng O •cr nt thf' great Medlc.al cen ter, plans are being c~utknsu l} w<.lk.td uut for dcrmltorle t :n ~he students who m tc nd so m e dHy tu be r,hy ~ l r lans They "1!! bt> tht' l:i.st of the Unhr rslt} Kroup to i!~t living quarter:; of t heir nl'.u, h1 Unh·~tl'llty smroundlngli l hr gr::i· duatr school dormitories ate eJ.:peckd to be n·ad~ next ~enr ?llU the dlvlmty school dutnutnn~ li ._ _ ~ ......ut th~: same l lmt' wrUt)' ll lbout W put &U !Kirts By COPELAND c . BORO of rxw projecta~t.o oefteet 1 N s Sports WTlter As the ur.!·;~ ty now stt.ndli It N y lr. Be comprGD'Uieio Yale coUep, Sheffield 19 Poor Len ew or ' pt .. y"l tdenllfk ICh.ool , and a dozen or 10 Orovel , graduat.e IChooll. lncludina art. We felt sorry for the crack Am- ) mlllic, I,Jw, medic.loe, nuraln& erlcun league hurler today , dran.a, arphltecture, fore1try, enH h d j t d. ctne~rlna and ao lnlit.lt.utk>n known ed ~lim~lf ~ittone ou an cov:- as The Graduate IBchool clevo~d some mote II ry to hiaher education and we presume new If he doe• not At-out the fall of 1834 Wlll see shut out the a . Louia Carda at thC' r.ew Yale, with a baker'J; doz· leas~ ~v.ice In t be comma world 1en rtf oolleles In fUll operation The senes, 11ome one will compliJn to 1 Comrplssloner Landis about It l new 1eollq:e. wtu be simp~y Mil·Letty' 'blew up his reputation La dent 01 ln purpose. Some of them lhc saturui.on J.>Oint lll plt.chiDi lhave been nam~ There are Berkethe Athletics to ll. 3 to 1 viCWD'J, ley, Davtnp~n. Piel'80n , Calhoun ovet the Ch1cagu Whlt.e Sox, tbeJBran!ord, K1lllncfiorth, and Dick· wm malthli hint the first. m his t'n&oi" · Wheeloct Each wllJ have a leugue ~o hana up 30 succe55es1n a /master , llvlnr with the ~>tudent5 Los Angeles, Callr ' Sept 19 - se1u;an . He l6 the only major and Jookllw for their wel!aN! In Equestl·Jan e\'ent.s In which many leau:ue moundsman to hlt the 301 Three el.aa8e!i will be asof the world 's fines~ ~ra med rtders to each oil h d h mark in lhe last eleven years. c ese sop omore. lUI orse~;; Will be entered, wlll be Mr Ruth hit homer No. <l3 lU:i and senior a feature of the Olymple games t.o New York Yankees ran the Freshmen at Yale will continue be conducted here llom July SO Lo Louis Browns through an I to b!! handed under what Ui known Aug. 14 1932. JU ice ctusher, 14 :, 0 4 H" a~ T~.e Common P'reshman Year Ex••·t l>o•••m•n ol Al>>crlca ··Ill ' AI ter a younpter ..,A "' ... only one o! the great clouts "'"" sone through complete with uulned r iders u! u1 oessf 11 h mmc than u. dozen lorelgn nation .• , t.he leader, Lou Oehrli lS ~· ear sue u Y. e elects Washlngtonienuuned m a tie or Sheff , soes on along tncluding Europe, South Amet1ca second place Wltn tne Yanks clll5Slcal lines or runs to. and the Orumt .. !C 1ence 1n .raes ~ h man Year twnlng back Detroit, 4 to 3, b> waru ' The competlttons Will consist ut h t.hree SCllarate events which wtll mn tngs. Marberry mastered t -e student. minile5 with only testl t he e ndW"ance, courage and hill Detroit hurler. ol hla class But In the ne .... ::;kllfulness of rider and hot se Wilbert Rootnson , he will a.s 110phomore have The fla t competitions to detet - man or baseball, Is and seniors as hb hot.tSt!mine the abJIJty of the best charg- credit tor another er 01 hunter. will be known as tne tion. Youn1 V!,Yl Mungo ' new colleg~ .scheme. operat· Concours Complete D'Egwtation (;r Chicago Cubs to eight hitls Harvard a.s the Huuse Plan diffctent. phase conducl.t!d each grubbed a J to 2 advantage ~ee the studl'!nt sleep. eat. day. Brooklyn and have bbl recreation with· on t he first day t nom,Jg tesL ~ Orsatt.i sco1ed the r un ~nat won ln nu elaborate group of strucwill be rid den at a eollectett walk 4 to 3, for Bt Louis over the New lure<; Each group will ha\'-c I!J> t.rot and cantet. extet~~hd walk, Yotk Giants, when Roettger h1t stnff. and probably Its ath.· talk and gallop Horse ll.ltd ndel lcng fly In the ninth. :etlr It 1S expecte9 tllal also will be shown In bac king RnSI:ell and Lisenbee were great athletic rivalry Is to spring changing dhectton and two track guoct for Cleveland. hurllr\.g up work Rudy Sox of Boston to 6-l and It is the athletic future or Yak On the &econd day 0 tweuly two trrimphs. .hat Is pllt.ZUng tbosc lnt.ere~~ted mile endurance run will be made tandt was as . rumors o! the future situa· ovtJr nume1ous natutal and urllll- P u ates as a Long arc fWaUable but tho$(? rum · clal obsLa.cles The run v.·Jll 111 . m~sttli'Y and Boston d1•note pll'!nty of chMges Som.:o · lu evemn11: Bill. c Iude a st~cplecha se, cross·country the ~btl Bowes' clouts a.nd .the a y a 12 a 11 wor k ed up over lace wnh 35 obsl&cles and 11 gallop games between her own colleges on the :Hat. Two hours and five captmed It, 4 Lo 1 fi nd Lhey s~e thE: Bowl packed to ----I - ---mmutes Will be alloted ro 1 tlle en· wltnt ss the Championship conte~t i'OLO GAMt: I tire comse THt:, S1 ANDI)4Q in tOe fo.ll j -1 The l.hn d day will feature jum pWhnt the future Yo.le \'arslw New York Sept 19 -:i N&-lhe 1 •H'"l";f~g lng over t;~ehc natural obstncles AMERICAN foctball tea,m wtll be like. they HurricAnes and th~ santa Pauli\/ The second gtoup of competlCtub Won wonder. There Is a report all very fc.uur will clash todny In the final t1ons will , be the Prix des No.tions 8 t Puul lOO Indefinite or oourse, that In years round of the uatlonnl o;:>en poio I 1 73 ;;;::::;;:;::;::;::::;::;::;;· or Jumping events. EntranU; must Kanoos c tv . M Yale's football mtercol~ cha.rnplonahlp at International field make !1om 16 to 20 difficult jumps Indlanapoll~ .. 81 H cont.est.s will be but twu In In Westbury, Lo~ Island -• _ _ .- - - . ; ~arylng in height from four feet ColUiolbus 7'1 1'1l - - --one inch to !our fee~ eleven inches' :,UJ w<oukte n 7B over an 875 yard course Mlm.L•apolls 7$ 82 The third set of competitions Louisville 10 86 ·Y ~ . will be the Individual Dressll.@'e to Toledo 61 96 determine t.he skll1 and a:t)lllty o1 the rJde1· In c~trollJng his mOWlL I NA.TIONAJ'. LEAGI1., and the hor~Ses obedience The Club Won LOF rlrler v.Ul s!ww his h01 se nt all · '~I L " 11 !~ 97 50 gHil.s mcluding two track, clum&:t' Nuv y , 11;: ll!i 62 of lead at thr gallop, on Lhe mrcle Chtt.ogo 79 69 534 and on n stml.ght line at each l~t1 I'~ h ) 76 il 511 st~~~~ean~ n1ht PRA!:l.sage and Plldft'J' 1F-11\ ',') tugh 73 75 4!13 0 C llfiV·s best 1i1lcrs i Bn~ 1-1 11 63 85 42U aud hm·11es arc In I!EUillllg at u tL I P ht lHdclpltl~ (!I 86 Riley, Kamms and "Lher pools ln 1cmc umull' 55 91 prcpam tlon lor the gamer,. ' \Tl"ad'Jell 'S W ves- ----- - ••-- I I "1," PGt.r good work mules, one horse aqd a ll.rJe bli'n' ,.1~ propably about 5000 teet or100d lumber urt.er razed A baq:ain The Eber~c'b C9nstrucUon co. Pumeroy, Ohlo I University 1s a \.oplc that ~~ a. (feat many Mew H&ven ttlf~t. and IOfr'' people lar bc.-)'orJJ «he borden Ol Connec· In F1nal1; Many Upaeta !the greena. u tuw been a mystery Babe Ruth RiAII Up 43rcl. Ucut n .. _ r In Prof ·--1 ,,to me .bow Billy could. )lOUJbiY teep H ome Run T o I"'R'tp u ..• Imtllltm Havtnr epent. over t.went.y. ftve ~U T ell 1vu. ... ,.,, ..... D._ - r'"" pa·he ... " '"o dollars on ne'li' butldln" 8 0 ""• .,., .. ""' "'-1 """' •• 011mey •• , lor ,. lo•' " a ''m•. and tn ~. Beat Browno 'i,t' In the 1-t four yean. Ule 1• ., "" ..,. ..,. narp ootera AdVan..... !,.Age DUE TO SCHEDULE Ml ~ll Jenme tu•.d Ml::s Kate Lawsen left FTklay an1 wlll spend tht' )'1 next two wcek5 with frlencis it. ( Huu tmgton • Silas !Mem ul Huntington ~ 11 · tt· red Holzer hu&pltal Thursday tot tl(•atn-ent tlkcl'• Coc•olatioa M ' ~'i Ed1th Hen_ll.s left to !.pend Ju11 Ttinklna RDY8 the futlu•r who I he "(Ck. e nd at her home tn Re~JntMuled to n1nkt a gre11.t ' prote.ncld:..tmr g l'llnnnl nmn or I1IA son lli!Uiill ~· mnn· Cal1'n Will o! Mlddlcpm' WEil! ad· Al!'el to t'r•ht'4'nl hl11 i.II!Ulflpolrttlltent ul tt.d to Holzer hcspltal 'I hur.sday I when the ho\· slr,nl'l up t"r n nent !(,. ':fstmrnt t~ulary 011 n llnll ))in)e-1·.-WuHhlnu:. REAL J:STATE 1'RANSH .RS i\11 a nd Mrs Elmer He1n ha''~ ' tnn lollllr. m r VI'O lrll m Fc m·th avcn u~ to Ml s The followlnl( real esta te tn: n:,. r,,l'llt't C10mh :." pwpert} on Third Far.l 4boat Cremation fcrs il8VI:I been .recorded he •~ r·IVLnUP Mr an-I Mrs Arthur f{eclThe puhl•.: henllh lll'n· i('E' RD\'8 on:.tpolls--Mmnle Sho.rl z, dec (i ges lto.ve also cl1anged ttleir locathul It l!ot not Tl'llf> thnt In t'l'f'llill · to C. B Shartz. Jo ts tiGll fl om 354 Thl.rd avenue to 514 jhe lu:>nrl retlulilll! unlnlrlll'l). Q, egory Sha~lz, dec rl L:J C C Th!J d avenue I TIP IPlJrt lll'llf:llly ha(rns Ill fit. due M1 and Mn T R Burk.:. who lo llw fnt>t H~nt lt I~ the hP!!I [lrn· .2ful-r ~z. 60 acres Allen Cook, el al lo Clla.let. fliT' J11ovlng here !10m Columbus ~ U!•t'tt'l~ flrr;Jtn In the body. 'fhl~. or RI~. lots 19-20 Iwill ~·cr:upy th r. Wetherholt apart. son a~orge Frederick Kl~her ac- Henry Cherrington returned Thur.s~ ('Oilr!!f'. l)f~IPIUb li[)Oil hOI\' the h('fil l ewln 0 Dav1s ~o GulcJ,r N11hH 1m1 m on First a~enue at C~dar Et I comJ,~.'\nled· ber to Wasllingt;m c day rrom Cincinnati where · they I• appll~ lot ' 1 M· ~ J H Bovw hns gone to St 11 aceom.r" ~~e 1 ~s ~~m:!!tJr Q.b$r· ---iE~;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;~iii J Llzzle Hazlett to Fauu:e:-; No'ael Lmtl~; Mo , to visit her Rl!ltcr Mrs / · , et al, lot 2. :Ed Copeland Mr Bov1e and grand M: r11 Charles sw1tzu rlngtr' .t who Is on t ! t way ~o Ward Dtograrn was int.::r· voall dueLS by Mr~ liind. da:Uihter ~ MJ~;s Plorence W f!.f[W a itrn Officer~ for W'l're St!lected u.s Mrs MarsaL l Mrs P lot. ~ nce Wagner; SecretarY Mts. She:! ~an ~Je , Trei!.SUl'Ct, 1\1,5 J tdl:l Dawoon. I -- \VOrk these two !ellow.s wUI iladty ahouAler the pitch'"" b"'~n to · ,..,_. 1ht entire se rle~> if~ e&lled upo 11 to' do u The fad that several hurlm 1n By OEOROl: VON ELM the serles wUl be thttstins !or ·•re- Wrltl~n for and Copyl'l&)lt 1931 INS AJIOWI Plent" Of Tt'me venB:e" w\n pr~vlde intereatilll ldde Pro\'idence, Seylt l~Por the ~ r ll.Jh.t-5 LD. tlle cla.ilelc. The belli- ftrst tlme in tbe h.i!tory of the fOr .,n.e1t Of Crove grent Burlelih Grtmes wW be out proftWonal sotterli QSf,OCI.atJon --1. ta a.vena:e tbe bwo blattnp he ~ cbatQptonahlp we !tnd a compa.ta· d E AJl ar•HoJ.•&W from lbe Mackmen Jut 'ear. Rube Uvely unknown but none the lt:.s Watberc of the A'l knocked out of QTeat solfer, tioQlpethl« ln the final Jiy LES CONKlJN t.qe box 1n the ' t"t""' .... ..., .. of Uie round tor the title today. • INS S -+~ 11930 ..1~RR ..,_,.... po • .., Writer ...._..tc, wili "-¥"" be aobtnc for o Twenty )'ear old Ttlm Cl 3a'ly New York. Sept. 10- Wiule thr I chance to beat the Cordi;. And the who has ail I'Weet P 1101! swlna as Car1inals will enJOY a psychnlog:lcal taCiturn Oron, ))lmselt, would U)::e It ha~>: ever bf::en my plcti.SUrt' ta d t thl8 to hook up with Jess Haines qain see. Is playing Denny Shutt , whom 1 8 l'nnage year 11 that the n.nd even the IICore far the 3 to 1 1 IDII!ilt cn.ll a ve\emn of th::! golf· wortd serleB start s In St Lo~LS In · defeat that Old Jess hung around ~ circles. in the thirty six hole :-:tead of PhUB.~lphla Lhl' A.mltks his neck last year battlr ror the championship. wlll ~'!gain have a tremendous ad· Grimes Ia one ~i the unlucklest cr.•.wy, a very unaasurn.ng a ncl vant •. ~ due to the lntel'iea~ u~ hurlers ever to pitch in world like~ble c~ap. did the sccmlnely schoooule. · serlet~ competition. While with tmpors1blf' when ;1-e ~a.t Gene Barn O.tlVe and Earn~haw the cut- Brooklyn he beat Cleveland, 3 to zen, 5 and 3. Tam 8howcd n o JtS· f. tan"lng hurlers of the Am ~ •l can 0, but smce then has faUed to win 1pcct for Gene's repuLatlon us a. Hgh Leagut:rs. undoubtedly will be us- a world series a:~e Jn four start& ter, In just went ah~ad e.ud plaY· d h 1 the !lrst two ur Oct 1 t' ~ nes on 1 ed shot after shot, holed putt aft~r and 2 The third gam e will n ot be putt. until the holes rll.n out on plaved untU Oct 5 at Slube Park I • .~ Sal-az::-n P.nd he round himself out and th s fourth ~o~ame ts schedul J>J At New ~ lk N ~ l Mo of t'H' tournament foe the !ollowlng ,_day ThlS wlll al- Phllad or - ..... r orw_y, - ,,.• , a ,,.,, ,,., 1 lc "' ' •., ·'-hla ""hi h ea.vywe lght , ae- ,..,11, , thl• boy' play ' golf " low •......- t h c r Mo. c . ~ mound aces lo =jl ue y•atc•day t hr f 11 d b fea.f,ed Ralph B b Br kl 1 ·• 1 1 '" :ws efore makmg 00) ar era, oo yn t;eior ~ a tremendous ga llety Noth res t ee u theh seeond a pp.,aranc.t' of th" l•, ng •e-med to dlaturb l>lm . h• ..,,,,_ 1 series <;ilacomo Bergomas. It&lian hea.vy- lo ' th h h J 't .. t defeated John v....u ~--,~·, a ngInl\.'5 lh oug e11was wsd ge Grove a,n d Earfl.'lhf!W have flash· '"''"hi, • .., •vvo• tl Th • Pqrta Rl 1101 ng ano er prac ce roun e c d <~P Iendid f orm dmtng the Ia1,t At co kid seemed to have enrythtng few \'A!eks Leftylturnmginathrtc Bal Wllmiogton , Del-8ld .Lampe, th:1t goes to make a chnmpton He hit performance an1 Big Georg..! 1 tlmore 130 poun~r. e.nd Johnny 18 a good wooden club player hits hurl,ng a one · lut classic 111 011~ [Lucas, Camden, N J .. drew (8) his uon like a. master, and is a mar serle,.... It th~SE! two stalw~outs a.e A~ Utica, N Y~teve Wolanin, velou~ putter a.~ Sarnzen l en. n ~d hot the It s haw! a good chanct' Utica welterweight, defeated Ser- to hi:; sorrow And moot lmporta,lt lo gwecp the fh H fu UI g<; m :~ \geant Sammy Baker, New Yo:k lol all he has a t{OI!Ing du,posltlon of U:e series wllhcm t cl-21}{'nd!nr; UO) 1 that many of our best plascrs In on &'lY other hurler At Miami, F'lu.-Billy 3cl a.::ll , Cu- ~ c ludh• g myself, can well envy If Orove or Ea rnsllnw 1 ~ net 111 1umbus. Ga, nuddl '~welght. defeatThat match yesterday between ~hapc for the fiJth ~umc, Cmm1e ed ' Tiger" Johnny Cline Fresno, Billy Burke , National open cham. Mack can gamble w1lh w .~lb ~~ ~· {'r Callfurnlu OOJ piOn and Denny Bhut.c \Vas a cla.sHoyt both ve l~llllls, 01 1\.'W ila!T~v At Cleveland-Marshall Coulettc, sic , not &J much from the pomt of his b"illlaut reel Ult hurle1 Cleveland fentherwelght, w.en d"· view of great goU but because each Ou Wbll.t pltclle,s w1ll Gat:b~· clslon from Joey Knshner. Cleve- one tried so hal'd tu get the break Stre•t rel:v? Eve n ~f Hn ln<':>, w1th land, (6) I at the time it counted most. T o hl,s :njured shouldt>r Is no t In s hRpe Myer Lichtenstein , Rochc~tf'r me the 1eal break of the match fol for the post-~;eason classlr, Gabby! Welterwel&:ht , scored teehnleal Shute was at the thirteenth . 1t has j li!it ot :!IX dep~ndable boxmen ' knockout over Larry Madge, Clevl'- was there that h e caused the down from Wlll"h to choose 'I he\' fll~ land, (5L ran o! Armour the previous day ,.. R oss F 1e lds, Cleveland bantamG~me.s. lln-l!Ahan , Dcr.Jngcr, Rhem At that hole Shute dropped fl Lind~ey 1\illt Johnson lcls10n from Joey Kushner, Clewe- ntteen footer one or many he had Wh l le~rlngcr ha s~ ~~ lmpt·cs.':lt\C Sorant.on. Pa. (5J. holed t.hrougnout me maLcn, but FER!SONALS !'· • teet al the home hole But. \] ball lpped the oup imit .eL&yed out Burh 11 galt toaay seemed to be a Kreat eHort parUcuJa.rly a roWld with "-"W !'!!.• it !n the ball ~~~J!'!~r· '" "' _,...-.,._...,_ WRE~TUI'<G RESULTS AMERICAN LEAGUE Won Lost Pot Phli.\dClphl n 101 43 .'TO I By I N s Wr..•·!ungton 87 57 At Philadelphia - Jm1 Luudos NLw Ycrk 87 57 G ! cece. defeated Ray Stl'l'lt• Call ~ Clrwlnnd T.J 72 Iornln . St Lr uJs 5tl 87 At Nf'w YOlk - H " l'b Freem.:_n D ctmJ • 68 ffl Ne w YClk, tossed Skc .~nos kl, l''t ::'H 1 Boston 58 37 YOlk Ch1r. t;o 05 88 Sum Sleln pmn('d Ivan Pmtubany I~Tl : RN\TIONAL LEAOIIE Club Won Olpo OalabJLlcll t111 e w Van~\,\ z('· R cc!J~'t.: ieJ 100 lumlak Nnvat k ll8 3PORTS S B!tltnur.rc 93 M:JVtrr al 84 80 Queen of 0 anee• Ton :•to 82 83 'fll f' \la]tz Is ~11111 In he t he mo st RCI\(.in!_' 77 87 fn11 1•m ~ .tn• l <'Oli"{'{JIIen: ly 1\('pulnr Jers~y City 6~ IJil 393 d,JJI~·~ · In ni l hl s1nr.1'. Tim ol'i;;lu of BUJf{,!O . til 104 :J70 lht! 1\!llt?. I~ (JIJII\ UI'Nl In !liP tllru p:11ZI. lu ' 11111 ntiJdrm gube it IIJI· \'ESTEflDAY'S RESULTS JII'Jl!'Crl ill JO SO, Ulld "M!h du \l('!Jer .'\ ngust ln" I ~ F;lutl to he t110 llrst AMERICAN ASSOCIATION fllllt' IO \•IHI'h the WililY. Wll8 Ml:wo.ukee 6; Kanans City a ·~UI\< r>d St Paul 4. Minneapolis 8. Oaly games schfldulod We1tn1inate~r Chimeg Tun.• Tl\(' \\'r>slllllll!o!h't' \ ltl 111 {'11 wr>re l'~~oTION..tL II.AGUE hnt>lll~ t l by L1• 1...t"r C1·utd' In liSO, B··~ton 13: Plttsburgb 2 I he tm· tu•ln.: "\ PJU':'l t'lll\ ~li\i ('l\ f1·o m Pl.tsburgh 4: Boston l u 111•1·1: .,( llnndt'l' ~ IL I!-! hdle\('tl St Louts ~. New York 3 . th.1t Ill' Jlll ri i,..C 11r runr untt'ij \VfiS B1ooklyn 3, Ghlcago 2. lltl11·n fr"m 111,, tlfth !l.tl' or the Onlr games scheduled. flfll'll lllg ~~ mpltunr ur "l 1\ ll iJW 'l'hut My H1•dt'l'ln t'r 1.1> <>til" AMERICAN LEAGUE Clu!:l I STUIINIIIO IPOIITI WJ:AII AU Ti11111 Jl!ldtll .,, trtcltl •U ilf ,.,1) .,d ''' I•"'"'' •• ,,..J, ;" N.w y,,,, ~ 7 a4e • 1lmlml I \~ On~ of the Joy• of the tall ~eason. is that it bflf,P with it tome partfca· , larly attract te woolen drenn. ,h.d how trim and smt.rt one fetllln thipt modebl Today's example-an cseeptlontiiY r:hic affair of dren twecd-.a a ~ ' likable style from nery DOiat of ·view. Its trims are new an4 ~nJ'­ inll'. too. TheY arc toOth etiJed titt_1le which can usually be bouaht ready. : • .. If yo11 cannot find thh, there are other pretty sub~tit11~s at the neck· • " wear counter of mo~t storu. Just a band of pique could abo be used• ~~~y for in s tan~ e. half an inch to show alone or edged with rick-rack braid. The button!! of bone or leather • should tone with the dreu. The belt is llf leather. TIJi1 fe~Utrll 1111'/ lrt dtciwt4 ;,. • ,;.,J f~ '" 20 u 1(. to 11. , iJ • ;,.,.,J/iJtl Jtli#trl. 11 iJ IJrHt '"'· l P1 CGTr roR.. A DA"'l"l: TOkiiGHT' .A'JO 'S\4-e; "T\.JR.N&D M\~S t--1E ..r---- .Do:;w~~~''. ---- -,, • " ~ -r~: l- 'f""" }fQCK Cl'l'Y ! " you thio f•t~ern q) .. IJ. Cle v ~ land INTERNATIONAL Lf;AGUE B ' EFORE -· \ , J" ' and since the Great Umpire benched G<!orgc Edward Waddell forever l"'hf yean ~ ago, the~ bave .been pat ldt-Jianded pttchen, but .IJOM that ever so completelr cap· Jured fan im1.1tination as d1d tha •hwilderingly pu:turc.sque ''Rube." Jou c:an't even thmk of great thpaWS without instantly recail1 the moat colorful of 'em alt. u c,n, all ' buV ht;ar lthet· racy li6141'~ of' w•ddell's ~ fflmed wing teuttiilg ' Ule. ))l,eez,e l!' baaeball's ,-alhalla when' cons1dermg • .• .,~ Robert Moses Grove, of the Ath· ' ~~c:i, wh., aeemiS to· have reached the aeme of hbl career-at 32-and ~genera11y ill acclaimed &11 the IR&test. of active pitcben. Some ' i • will r.~turn mail. feel sure that lle 18 even swift~ and better than the lm'morta1 Wad. dell himself. The "Rube" waa but a vivid momoo• • when "Left)'" joined the Ma&:iben jn 1026. An· other southpaw wonder, flddi<t Plank, had bridged the botween the Ages of Waddel and Grove for Connie Mack. Surely the latter's genius incljid J tie art of pieklng s uper-southpaws, It would seem. , But. '>lher clubs, this ' jle<~son , have portlllde .tu.leJtt not !ar .ihort of ev'en Of6ve'& motUr_t_merit, the Boeton B~·aves have ~d "Dutch" Brand~. who, during four years, bas been n real star w1th a rather weak team. Some ~ ay Brandt's record wo11ll~ b!l mor. brilliant IRf than -<:rove's were •·outch" with the "A's." Then too, there'~ Eill Walker, ?f the N. Y. Glnnts, whG Ja rounding into superb fonn and should reach ltla t.pex In 1932 or '38. Vernpn Gomez, of the N. Y. Yanke~~ h•s alao had a goGd sca't9n. He's only nearing 22 and should have a glorious future. Fred l;Ieimach b.a• been doing very well with the Brook~ Robins, Alain, Bill .. Left)r" HallahJHl is an a co amons- the St. Louis Cards· lheir matn hope against the ''A'n'f in the 1931 M'orlJ ·Series, many be:Jieve. Jim Mooney, recalled by tlte Giants from Brldii=port, started off splendidly. AU In all, 1930 has not bef!n a bad year for several lefties in th(} big show, Coprrl;bt, 1031. lthll hltllnl 8rftd1tlte, 1!tQ, 'J'ODA\"S G~lt.:S I \ l i 4'\lERJC.tN ' I NAt'lONA'L U.:AGUJ.: ~ ~~m~tpn at Ptttsbul'l:h Brcoklyn at Chki!JO New Yort J,t St LoUII! Philadelphia at Cincinnati I l.f&jor-Gent!ral Dougla s MacAr- ' -1 thur, Chie!·of-Stdf ol the United AMrltJC.rr.:O. LEAGllt: Army, hM rec eJVcd tlm 1 Oh~ · ,a~ PbHadelphla. 1 Si.utes e.t, f t~fr.N:t!W YOI;k. I h~heat 1-hcutp,r \dlJC)l.~ed'tcnc!!. Oovernm·ent can bt'Jstow in rece1v. , bt,i'olt at wiahtngtan. . i11g the Grand Cross of the J.eg 1on 1 Chwe]an\t at ~oston. I of Hunor. General M:t(' Arthur is rNT,&:iA';ION'AL LEAGUE : but the thirteenth American to re. 1 Baltln,\oft at Newark. 1 ccive the Croas, which wns pinned Toronto at Roehet!ter 1 on hla breast by Grmeral Maginot, l .Jersey Cltv at Reading. ! French Min.ister of War, at Rheim8. Bu.."Telo aL Mo:~treal. ! • I .' • I ' ' , the FOR SALE Seet.ren of the Dally Trlltlll'le WaDt Ada at 1«: IIM"'r line. Cal: '.:t\:t.R an~ an Ad · Humhecl f of people are daiiy reading our Want Ad ~ just fo1 : uch op]Jottunities for pi ocut ing uoable lhil ')l;S without paying the "first-hand" p!'ice. Advertise in the I '' • IJ10. JDVI' lwD'i in They still have valu e <'ldi usefuineos for eome one or you wou ld n't have sawd them. Tum that value into caoh b~- locating those who would welcome the chance to get them at a fair price. Buyers are not hard to find. f" . . • " t.ss0c1ATION TolE'dn at Cohunbu::; Jnctlarlapnlls at Lowsvllle Mll\l"l\nkoe at Kan6as City Mi:meupolls at ~t. 'Paul WHY nol make ,omc of tho.;c tliscardl'd things in your attic gmttly your de rire fm· that certain new thin ,: fo t· 1rhieh you have been year·ning-? • • 1 NE'Wil.rk. 9; Bllltlmor c 5 Ro.;:hcstcr 6; Toronto 1 Rochester 7. 'f01or.to 4 Mor.tre111 8; Buffulo 0 ~ E;:~=~~l: ~~ ~~~~ :~o:":': Pa~i-• v•:t·~~·: ~ ~- . ~~~~·-~~-z~-.. to \,L~·~·~·:l:lc~~~~=:·:::~~~~~=:~~Jit:~~d,~!!:~~~~~~~~EIL~~ ~ B a .~ ton Bu..ton 6 ; Cleveland 4 Pluladtlphla 3, ChlcaJl:o I. N !l \0. York 14, St Louis 4. w.u;hlngton 4, Dctrmt 3. 112 lnn l Patu,.,., 'a . cENTs in coin and thi!'l Cuupon Jillcd out I I Highc!;l Honor Stnd IS cents (In stamps or coin) to Fa~hion Bureau. Write car•fuUy anrl plainly your name and futl ad· dte!U, the numbu of the pattern and thr Bizr you want. Whtn ordering your palttrn, It would ht a good Idea to l'!nclon 15 cents add itional for a COl!Y of '!va A. Tmgty's Fashion Magadf'!l'! of Parb stylu. beautifully 1)rlnted in coiOUf•. and eh{lwlna all the models smartt)· dreued "'omen ...;n wear. Addru1 your letttr In the foltow· lng way: DAILY'S TRIIVNK FA8HION "BUB£AU E"' .t. T~tt:J'• .:hfla Senlt:n Roltm 309, fi.. Tl -Wat Sl~eL ~ There is TREASURE • tn your ATTIC! I '""! '"' How to Gtt - -I I ' '• I '. �' .. .. . . . .. . .... . 'auNOA Y. 8U"f IMJIEI\, 10. 1111 Blaze Destroys I House And Store .' ' . . <ifocet"J and Re¥dence I'!Rrl Hyaell Scone of -YOUR- 'lbe ruldence and rrocery stort by t Jre ,2 :30 o'clock Suluf(hsy mom lDI - llfrs. liylll:lll Rll d c h HCUCII >Atr(' alMllllll In the hoW!e which adJmn~· thP' !tore room, and wt:re awalP.ned bf the bla~ Throuah the aid of nrh::!lb<:.:s ;t ll of the h ousehold ~,:oods W t' fl:' Ml vcd !ror.t destructi on by the M.re Mr:; Hysell n.port.xl thllt th•· bhu~ h;l(i atarled In lhe sh.- re 1'(){)11 ~ t•" 111 ur all she oould tdl but tht' f11rt Lila. lhe realdence had bef'n CJn.Jr,cL ll with~ s wre m·count..ed IUJ tts bW'nilai befcre lhli blu:n cuu!u !, Mn. Nellie ~--.- secret.ar"V of Commerce Wmon l j I tJOintJ to Ob~o BLat:! at Oolumbws, SecretarY of State Stimson, Po&l ~ Juhu Wlnninl(, :.n. who Wu!i plac- are Oeorl(e E.dward Nye, Ralston I ma~~ter General Bruwn Becretan· ed umler arrest W ~dncllda) alter- -Ruasell Jr., Bob EltM:trfeld, Helen ot Labor Doak and ~retary of · :100:1 by Bherl!f A . o . Tracy am i 1 Ort:LCe Williams, Jean RusseU anc.l the Navy Adamli. I has bum held here under ~u.spu::k·:! ' I.ll:zabtth Sauvap. __ Secretary Lamont wa.! B directur ' ' of the uaoctatum again$.t tb.e pro· \ or brt>aklng Into and ent.enng the J BRIDGE HOSTESS hibttlon amendment when he was ! ~e~:>l<"!w~ or Charles Canterbury 1 appointed to the cabinet; SecretiiO near t he Rock Springs fRir kround ~ Mn: . P•. K. L1pplnoolt was hostcAS I Mellon waa ror years the o'llo-ner (J! rec~.ntly, admltl.t'd to lht' she.·lrf 1to her bridge club at her home Fr.l· , il'eal di!tJllery Interests · Secret.a.I"Y I day t::venln&:. Ouea;t! of the club 1 Doak always supported 'labor's at-, and Llhers here Friday that he had . were M111. J . J . Zelher, Elsie Hart.] iltude on the question; and neltb.t'r l l'lltt~red lb. z place and st olen the i Amy Geary, Mar.uerlte Meier, Secretary Stimson, Secret.aLY AdN l~,:ood~ wb.1cb had be42n n.pol"tt!d Freda Faul:ler and Mnl. Margan.t 1 iUJ18 nor Postmaster General Browu . mtaah;g ;Hen11ch. Following the relreshmcuL 1 were ever tdentlfled with the u cy .H , ~ aid he entered the b.oUlle 1course, prize for hilh ISCOle wu element In the ·party. lhrou~~:h a rt'Rr window and plcked 1awarded to Mrs . C~rl Schaefer aUd One tbtng JS certain-the p res- up a l ~ w tr lnkcl5 and art:cle-:. and !i!Ucst prlr.e to Mal11"\lerlte Meier. sure o.nd a1itatton for beer Lha~ I also eQmt> w<:.mton'~ add dlL id r: 1':, hal swh·Ied around the White 1rJresro~.· s. Nearly all of the m il en :tr- . IIPIOYED UIIIFOII INTEIIIATIOM!Al Huwll: In J-ectmt weeks, since the tlcles have been lucuteC: b..Y the I employment and fiB.cal s_ltuaUo.o:; :'herrfJ, exczpt the dress~s I became acute, b.a.s Intensified the H ~ v.:JI be ii!Yt!n a hearing on j' Interest of congress In the ma~ter . tll.e charges within a lew duy' " Although tb.e Qnoomlng congress · • 1 Is preponderantly dry, Rep. Oyer WRB I!~~ ( (Ri of Misso uri, !boldly preda:t.:1t llJf • I today that "If Pl-esldent Hoover ll I "'·.,~~~~: ..::.. r::<~W:',~:::J~";,~i. shou ld recommend beer rrum au economic 8tandpo1nt and I th ink he coukl do It without t nkln g baco: By MARY WOLF anytblng he ha.~:~ said cungre~~ Ml~~ Zma Wllcoxln ha.!o re lurn- I would approve it." ' ~d t11 LexlngWn, Va., after a lew Lesson for Sept..~ her 20 -• !days vrslt hCI"t! with her pun:nts, Mr (•!Jd Mr.s. A. D. Wllcoxln und! THE COUNCIL AT JERUSALEM 11• daughter Aub urn. 1 -Mabel Dodson LS Ylhitlng her • LIDRSON' TEXT-Ar t ll 15 :1-s &. 1 par ~uts, Mr. am i Mrs. Lewis Du~1OOI.DEN 'l'I!:XT-to'o r, bre thr .. n, I Smith. ... • I • • I I Cc.mmitted to AthenJ lnaane C)tf!II'I:Jlsh:!d . Hcapital Saturday Cu l umim ~ ht'' · pl.ta ...Where he has bfCll !U l' li o;ll l- • l.l::Jt:yseU Is Inn Morn~ Hyaf!t and thc children Y,TI c' rtS ifl W M . Burton, 71l year.~ or age, JMil "t home and tald.1r,:: t'ai L U a rew1~1 1t or Grnw•I IJ Lll m Middlethe lmslness In the sUJre . A s ton~ Jtwm v.Jth Jli'Jl rly nll th·~ p~: rt . fer quite n numi.Lt~r "f yean.. e.t«k and th:ture~ . bt• IQiliPn ~ In ~~s po))atd in the probate CG ULt ltysell, wns v ~ ~lr o y rd I.Jy fhr ill a! - IH't J Sa t'.lrd..l}' mo: nlng for lunacy mO«t the snme place liOmt: lun C' ;1go, md wa~ tmmedJalt>ly token W the i'tl: n ·~ Slatt• Hu.~ pit a l icr lhe In · Although tbe uttct amou: JL oC tb -·an~ l:y Deputy fhcntl:-; Uann tm<: IC!lll W3 ~ not kl lUW!l. It ,J.'(l .~ b1 - Uthr: Tracy. lieved that It wa~ co mplc~eb c ·, Eu: t rm htts tleen railing mentally ered b)' Insuranc-e. fur 1t·•· pu bt SI'W't":ll mouth 11 unrl t.mtll tect nUy hud nc~er b~comc vld~nt. Frida y altenwon it wa.~ ~•nld tht• man beem11 e dung<'l(lU!";iJ vic!e 1t wh1lt• at a 1\tv<.-.: ry sl..on ! In ~tl d f lhe scuth encl of Mlddl"•·.po-' ~l.::w ~.n nue rom page one) •" '·' '''·' --- - · hurlcct ll woman acro~8 t he stf)re made to the policeman . He brought room . <.u.' .frcm Forrest thut the woman H ..! llCCl:lm unmanugt!able awJ Wti.IJ .aim and collected when the , memllfi"S of thP. ram!Jy could du pUice omcer a rrlvcd on the SC<'llt'. lnotlll:ll! to 11ld him . Fln<~.lty ufficers f:.IF• wa.-. sl!ghtly ner\ltlUS, Forre~t w ~rc <.ailed and t 1c was taken ulto u. ld, but she did not weep, 1u~ L!"dy ltnd pland m a ct-J! at the Serreant f'orr•!Nl wo.s cerl.o.ln thal ec.tmt.y jail Frld.t}' •ll~o~bt where h e ln the story Mrs . CQJllngs told hl;ll was !wid unur h Js adm ll\.anee \.u lmrnedlatel,. a.tter Uw ~escue t ha; the n.srlum , Soturduy mc.mlng. she did not mention any terl·tnc SR id m.sau ll y rt!f,ultecl ~;truggle such 116 the uulhmHi<>~ from the so!L~nlng cf lllc brain. ·- SUNDAY SCHOOL ing by Court Here Mn LESSON ason Ge"eral Weather C.ond•t" ) IODS Collings - I I ~on · d M T Gran1 <I.}' lor and 11 1 4 11 Y• lyhnve <'· " f orunto on u ~e nbeoen ot llherly an to ths fl e11 h, hut hy love "'"f\"1> o ne another. f'IUliiAR.Y TOPIC - ChriKt\,n nll 1 w k ot· lnK •.t·ogeth cr. J U~'·" IOJ•• 1'0 1'1 c-The • Flr~t Mls~!nun~' l..'oovtontlm ,., , . , '· , . I'> 11-.tlMt:.D IA rtr A~D Sl!::\!0"' n·oi•f "-Ch•·l'''" " ·F,,,·'-'. "'''· ~ · ·~ •· v . YOl JKG PEOPLfo~ AND Alll:LT 1XIP,lL'~hrlll11n n\ly at 1he Cr< · ~o.rna 11 • Pby~h.:iaor•s B & B Sh I Oppe S I Opened Saturday I I Va~lcy ~h•-eutt•nPd ~ lu t~l.~ riiJI· a1!ml~l!lo•n . . IJr I ,n Will-I teo.n~----·- ~~~--~ w~~~b~~c~:·~~ ~~~1 ; ~~~c\"cth~kc~~. ,. .~tJ\--De~. M•tner Is ID)Ure • d ·In Syracuse Mt.lle - p~ople -j- - - ---- .-- - · ·- •·rp;Jt!t•d uul IIIllCh Ul'dnr I ~· S:~.t~ b~n~.;ath r~k weights down to 5_00 and under · nlm !rom the He comomn throwouts, 4 _00 downw~~ont'. Wfl.!! taken to the hosplta . hy the Ewl11g aml:lulance. ----------- - - - - - _... ·n ----Figures l Yacht Attack -M·-Yst.-ery ST- I 14:J..:!!)Tiu' lll"J.:'Ull ll' llt or .THm"" (1"1' . . He took tile fll<'l ill'L"In r1,11 "TI-\'E'/ L L Zf1, ""' IN COLOR IOO LATE FOR l'I-IE LAS"r TQA\1'1 1-\0MI: ILL HA\Jii TO ol'OP A"r A ?AI:lQO't A'T HOME~ !lrle . ~OOM A FOQ. ONE. I 1-\0"iEt.. 1 zre .,.... HELLO HELLO • IARTU.. 1 OHIOIS $10 it In Statal :e Are ,.r -· YOHO AN'o P.. 'e.o'T"'n.~: you'). L PAY ~""' T11110 - L 1-\EARO HOW MUCt-1 TI-\AI UURED l'f.'IAT G.U'/ I=Oj;! ONE ( you <.><.~111-\ 01< RUI>\ ALL 1 N. iG(-1.1'. River ati\1 "Ten· and apparentlv a, but lt wilt Y'llS 1\"lth Q- Felix I u. s """"' urv c:.y Bhowtd ugh wdtern Ini:!Will\. ' A 'ted the shOcll ·iot'd intenslt;r:~ counLy vmap U.!; reported tiJ Dli.. ' ll.L ~'E TI-\E COOl<' SO FA'R, SO GOOD I F'REEO Tf.'IE ANIMAL':> F QQN\ ;-t'"I-\E ZOO i"N \) NOW I~ - \:'.1>2\Ncr!NG. Tl-\!iM BACk TO TI-lE Gallipolis Theatre'" 1hool. both lbt I nearly evef!r nd r .' .. ' from A"" WI: LL A'S TAIN - I 'IIJOU ;led ·~ ANY ONE. , .-\t: LN Tl-\i Anna \fll · · Nobody wU dozens wert .or tn the vU~ t! p M. t IUld only a , t:UIT1't"Cd from , Sunday and Monday, Sept. 20-21 4! Janet Gaynor-Charles Farrell -in"MERELY MARY ANN" . Nl«ht 'I aad 9 e'doeiF: ,nl( suddf'JlOeY J0 810· o·F !l 10 LO N10NKE',15 1 Thursday and Friday-Sept. 24·25 ~flt"ld. Norma Shearer - in"FREE SOUL" Je du;turbllnce. tl~o ~~~~~~~;~;;;;;;~;~;;~~~~;~;~ miNK? ' oun lN 'TI-IC'\T 1 QUI"\ AC'tlNG A'=> A Mll!EN N\A'5"i! Yoy C(l-f'l ANo 'I AC.l' I NG. A'O SAlt 'H-IE . SHlP. 'e>At..LA'Ol' .. lN "ri-lE 1-\0L 0 I ror 1. l"f. B. kpt. 21-'l'ht 1oted In olilo are- knOWtl .P ~llllk~~ : of .ttiji wlthQut bel., eae per110n. take place at I te l .-lhe ~ustmeDi · ,k ptaee ~~olOril h begins near extends soutb~ part o1 Ule 111ed Is • passe!! u. s. 1 1 • LISTE· Rl N E'·, I I ...1- h lito I enua 0 I S ,. ·Utlllll wn11 lhfllrl'llllffi ri.•turnIO!Jl•lher to Antl()('h, th~ ellu~h to lu•nr I the . r~HJrL Ita reading h!'i)Uifht l(llea.t r£'jnlclng. Judu 11nd 811us, 'I who .tm1! 'bN>Ii tu•nt ull ronflrmntory : wltn~ belt.g projltll'ta, now ex- ! 1 borted the hreihren wltl1 llliLDJ 1 ltiiillllil•s•2iiOi"tiOii.lioiioiioiii,Oiiii01iOI..l•:.;•r••l ..- ' word•, conftrmln.: the .dect&Jon or tiLt Jeruulem duucb. I '· WHERE IT TREATED• . llnf ,;nd In Adanl1 -eak whtc~ . bu JmeroWI adJUIJ The Mme line m Into central adjoins ta:1e tem Kentuot:J; OhiO ever att terlous as tM Tine Ulla state te lower atrat:t .000 feet belOW lp the westeni the tremor ol -e developed te ITOWld lenJ s. The cbapa:f &o • few InCh~ ·,' 11._1; II abjo I ar any ooUCt I I I ~ :a sbr~ the. U..terlor · tf outer lt.~fj mselves. That elt ln westm .dlanLt make,_)~ I i the NS-Ijinfl petoo SCOI"CI inJUI'fd hieb. OCC\UTed 1ter ·at Kuma~ of Tokyo. :~I;.e out arta' operty Clall'".ajl pr~litehi. .,.._th tc-lt us enrthqusU when a mild BellefontalQe. Je Ohio riMer 'estern_ Obt.o. nth larer. Gill emor occurred. •as reported :lab . BEFORE ANY DATE ' -DO THIS Doyton I West Mlntamd, Connors· d Uberty. InII I I hal;l .a nd ~(ruck Lbe .n Arlhm· 8ocl COuPLE DID YOU EVER STOP TO floon; !hoot tablet. ~ u pper ~t o mo~llc ·-- I i'Tom TRUSI Gallipolis,,Ob.D Sunday Sbowa: Mal. I :3~:s.. .. bly 1ecaJ: 1:1UIIi- 1931 n 's 9 E T I(, l< lEO lJU\'T..,. "TI-\IS. w. va., Sept. h!ls l'<'en qutl·:: Ill. Mr.~~~· .. :~>~~:lbL·r returned from h.l' l't•tl'r miL) !-~lluiH•d hllll' H lnLr·- ----- - - - monlze11 wllh Jlu·jll"lljlh(·L·y ur .·\IL\11!'1 ··muumr...m=wunmumucnu~ Harve S . Churoh, oon of Uw late (AnlOit9: 11 ·1.i l . lit• 11hnw.,11 that lim John Churcb., arrived here for tl , rt•ceptlun of !he 1h•lll!l('s wns ll"t 1 visit With his brother, James lin ··nntlkt hut Itt ~~ rlt·t ln LriiiHllJ 1 Church and sister, Mrs. Charles Co- with q,ul's JllmL. .~M "i'l furl11 In I he hen. Mr Church now resides in HIII'PL"h or . l1.11rw ~ . f:n11' S t•lnn 111 11>1 I Chicago t~.nd haJ> not vlsllcd be-re fut!nw!l : ·! for 14 years. n . Tu luke 11UI f1·~lm :IUILliiJ.! lhil flt• ntlle~ a !ll'tlp ll• fn1· hi .~ na111r (v, 'Japu,aqu puw qJ,C.ItiiM'JdL!V i-1) . This~ ~ w!1ut I ~ now l{"lng uu' ~ ..,qaq •pooJ uoww 11 u.i 1, 1 a•n uo the Jlf""twhmg or !he g.,:-;p('l to the By Edson R. W11ite, Shawnee, Oklahoma 11 l<t\111 qillliJR aq1 111 fla)IUIJiliiJ.l ent\lt rLf tl~e ~nrt.l~. nn~l the l'nll !ug IRUUI itllL 'lU$liii;J)IJi11Jll • ll"llll Hdil! OUt of · lht lh1111h. b. Aflt>r the Chml'll b <'~'lllJLh~led 1pJ.u 1.Unwu Aun Jo PJIII 11 a~~IJQ I • JQ .I il ,II;Nllll~ ftU( .\\OJ IIJ fl.ld(l tUtti rf'lllOVf'd, thP l~rAI'lJI!IHh lllltlOO THAT the problemr. of securins new buaineu are the same today ill1 '0 pllol:f,tj QIIJ, 'IIIUIJihii!~<U Will be Ctlll\'l'l"lt•(j nlll1 I'I','; IOI"I'li 1.0 -,~ 0 ,) u Sl(illl •• •t•au 1 :;~ otl ,c 11 .11 puy !lLclr land nnd prh·th•::f'jj h:v thf! u they have always been. ., , ,. , ,. ., • , ~ Lord hlruself 1\! hts T('turn (H. 1~, • 1 11 1 •11. i 1 1.. 1 .hl1\,\\.. 17) . 11 P alr"J t •. Followlnl[ lhiR will tw thl' I'OnThe moot important of these is how to secure increased \·enlon ()r th(' 1\"!ll'lll tiLrolij!"h the 1 Rl!:t:lll'~' 111' 1'011\"f'l"I.:OII l~rnl'\ (\", li volume of busineu at the least cott. : · · • <'f. Hom. 11 :lri-17). He RllOWPil thnt there Is no l'llllflkt wlu~n tha Scriptures nre rl~:htly dh·ltled, Modem business concerns have found that continuous advertis· Ill. The Decision of the Council ing throurh the printed pare is th• safest, surest ,and cheapest way (\'\', 22-:;.'11). · 1'1!~ nwlher dLurch came to a to aeeure continuoua buaineaa. ,. . ' UDAilimOIIII agreement Rtld ACI'l'llled lhe rf'II()JUtiOD offered by .ll\IIROII, l 'l'lrey not only sf'nt a letter stnllng The printed p . .e is by all the people u an information , the IJC(lt~lon of U1e conterenct', hnt look the wise precaution to lf'ml bureau, because advertisement. show what on the market and No on• lik.. o person whose ! tnflnentlnl men alon~t with J>aul und wbeTe to buy everythinr needed• is bad. , So be sure to 'I ll.nrnabns to hoor the snme IP!<Hmony by wortl of mouth. 'l'hll letkMP your breath beyond sus-! tPI' den1e11 the authority of thP .ILtPeople know that continueus aclvert~ always offer them the picion. lou can do thi• by · 'lablng ten('hPrs (\i. 24) nnol tlt>clrired the lllP(hod by which th l~ degargling with (Jsterlne, the tofe newest and beat of qillt.lity. ' <'lslon had bl..-etl t'f'O.f'llml (l'V. 2:.-~n. anfl••pfic-impro'Yel mouth Tile)' llUt tllf! Holy 1:\l~lrlt til"!~!. ' hygiene, checks inf•dlon I They Wf'l'C pOI'IItl\'..)y Jnllti"IWIN\ to i BUSINESS GOES WHEat IT IS INVITED AND STAYS nbllt.,ln frnm llll'llt" oll'l'rell In '""'"• and destroys odors lnstontty. 1· from hlotlll, and rr11m thh•K~ l'ltnmIS ·W~ Lambert Phannacol Compar.y. ; gted, and frnm to rlrlcallnn. • 1 IV. The Decl1lon Delivered to St. Loult, Mo.. A. r 1 thl Church (vT. ml-:m~. I :, nrm '!t- . I lru}lrovcd SlNIJ4Y. SEPTEMBER Mr. k :nvUJ.tiQTL dance given nt the 0 u : F~. 11.t GalHpollB Friday ntaht. -~--.- S ri IN COLOR COMICS --• Personal& I I • I ~~dn :1 ~~~:~~~·t·~.::·~~~ :;~~~:::;~~~~~·:e ~wnt Hun•t.~uLo~e:~~c l•' rid~~~To~- ~ re~ I I I ···--~·· 1· I 1 . DOMEROV.OHIO daughter, Lucille. Harry Hines or Columbus, nrrlv· ed for a week end vist with Mr. and Mn · H · C · ~..--"II .... · His mother ' 1 Mrs. Vlvla Hines, who VISited the , pt~.et week here with her sister, will 1 acCOm'""'nY him to Columbus, Bun• ~ .. , day eV""''"' . Mrs. Anthony W,oU wWc attend ___ _ ,c"''''''""" wbe- -•· a t M ar tetta.0 n eli.t wee.,.'~'" 01 bas been wltb IJil' lld lod ge 88 '"' 3t~er .... Mr~~.•'"Leland ..., deIega t e r the Loy .. I her Peoplea who a•· '"" -•11 ... go __ 1 ~ •·onf1ned In the White C1'088 boa· al Pythlan sisters. j p.lt'l h e •he underwent an op ll w er · A large group of local nH. - . eratlon a few days aiO· Peo· LOCAL M.t..N HONORED torerl to Marletlu &twclay to ul- ~ plts !~. reported tmprovlnr nJcely. -tt>nd t.he foutba!J game b£twec 1 Tom Spencer lilld Pete Glenn otl Accurdln& to an armou~cement the Pomerov and M:ulctta High :NelsonvWe carne for a. week end receh·ed here Saturday mGmlng, A. &.:huol teams. ,viait with and Mr&. Hurl Han· H rlsber of the Pll.rkersbur1 Rl.a; E . J . Michaels wl11 spend th~ 1 nabs. Mrs. Spencer who spent thE ond Reel Company has l:leen nam~ 1we~k end with his family ul Mar- !1past week here. IJue&t of Mrs. Han- eel C'l• the Central-Southern Ohio !etta. nahs wm retum to her home Sun- na;utlve committee (Clr the tdx I ' montns oofety cnmpniKJl t.o be spon Ml~ses Rul:ly Byers nnu KaU~-~ day t!YenhJi. sorE t by the Ob.to Fowl'lries As8oc· ~ l'rlu~ Buk J r lm Vt' accepted positions Marlon Leltwtler witt return next :.ntton . ~t the B. & B. Sandwich Shop on week to the U. B. Naval Aca.demv at Rvbel"t Holennan of Cleveland, l!.::t.sl Main btret'l. Annapolis, to mume bl.l mlllt.a.ry aecr~tary of the MSOClatlon, said M. L Parker cr Silver Hldge was t.ratntng, t~.fter enjo-yln(J a three nnal plans will be dl.scus!Y:!d at · ll ll IJus •ne.s~ \'(SLtor In P.uncroy Satur weeks vacaUon w1th his parents, dll>trlct mE-eting to be held within dny. Mr. and Mrs. John Leitwlltr. the next two weeks and the cam· M• . Edw"id F'ran..z m•ll ,~, .. ,.. , Edith Y wtll to Mar·t•l • wilt Itt under way october 1 " ., '"' " · MrB. 0\Ull 11:0 P i•· Sum1ny from a weeks \'islt In Co- 1 tt th fl. t of the week aa dele- a.nd wtll clotte Mal1:h 31 In nearly lmnbto~ and Coming. She will be e a e rsM Ita T pl Py .h 1!00 !o dries In1 iiU parts or the vr the agno em e t un ''"t l tl "ni ' ne:cumpan lecl hy h ~.r ·laughter Mil's tute tun siS ters to ILttend 1rand lodge In ~tat~:: . The d..; r c cx-ecu ve c.,. • Lor ttu 1-...._ I tl d ''"'on the'' 1 - Mon""Y un"'l mlt•.ee •· oomposed of ~ix membere t' -.am. wru nt:en Y gra..... """ "' "" hi ! uat.t::d ns a nurse at n Columbus Wednesday. Mr!. voun8' wW be ac- &elec:.ed trom foundrle!! 1n t s eec--1 1hcsvi tul. companied by Chris BearhS and tton. '· Mr. and Mrs. Etlwarti Baut!r and . '" . , t wo ~hlldrcn left E:lturdny ~tor o. week end visit with re luUves In Clnc111natl. ' Mt' and Mrs. Henry Ko.t!ll of Dayton arrived Frldr.:; for a ,·i:;lt with Mrs .. Mary Huber and aliiCI" relat!VL"fl un·l friends. The Kautz family formPrly 11\·eel In Pomeroy. 'lhL'Y m oved w DayWn 28 yt!ars > I Sh ~--~ ·· .............. --··--···" Mr. an 1'1! . By U S W(·~'~r Buren~; Columbus Mr 1111d Mrs. Churles Mayn ?f Akrou vi!Hted M1~. Jr.nnle , Tny lor · Effrctlve pressure gracllents nu" Wednew1a,v. exist l!lltween an antl~cyclonlc o.reo Do•·uthy and Gertrude Stanley QVtt the St. Lawrence Valley and a have returned to Columbtls wlier\! low "ff'!isure area over lht! Missouri .... Under Ute lnHuence ol Lhe th ey will attend Echoul. valley. lorm('r !air, cooler weatllu preBemard Cunnln!lham or Evanrs valls over the northeastern district was a recent vUIIWr at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Clnll;ty Blctn~r. and under Lhe Influence or lh<: blMrs. J. ,J. Zeiher ol PnmeJoy w:::s ter warmer, unsettled wcallle1· i~; a recent vlstor here. I, Tht Controvt~~rGy In the C:hurch 1gencral over the Ml~sourl Valley Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Wllcoxln and at ;'ntloch I H. 1-.i}. ~co:n~!;:~!ut:f~"~l~~:~tl~l::;~m~~~ --- ~ and II! now spreadmM ell~twlll"d daughters ZJna. and Aubwn nt-l 'lHIK tlllflrulty wn11 n mo~t IH' L"i l)u!l hli bii.O been dealt no less t ha n o"¥er the upper Mlss lsslp!ll , tended the reunion of Sj.)llnlsh-Am- ; OIL)e, fur It the und upper Jake region. flw tam erlca11 war veterans at New Orleans 1.1!111 ,or .the 1 hnrch into .Tt>wl"h und ~i~~b~~~!' officer said she clld • • ro;"(:a has renchf. d ~outhern Wlscon~ La. j.(,pnllle lih·t.~lun8. It wns noltt fll,IPMet display nn." .. ,.,,t wo-y ""'' and 1mrthern llllnvL<; an.. Mr Burford or VIrginia Is a 1 tlon of the of tllfl 1,t•n. •,. •• ... , ciQuQines.l Is Increasing o~.er Juwer buslne!IS visitor here tll;>!l lnt,j1 IILP (hun·h: tluLt lm<l n the olltl:ht of her flv~ yea~· old Micl' l~an aud J.niama The w ·ath~ V: h h · . \ hf'ftn Aettl"d ~umt! \"l•ur~ hPf, rt• dRUiil.b.l.er, Barbara, who wn,; left l!r Is ulso mrsli!ttlcll ~nd .~h~Wt't) Mo~~aam~ t 1 !~ t s~:~u~lllf ~~gin 1 iwht'H I'NPr l'f'CI'lVPII (:~rnPI!ttl! urul nlone on the drifting Peng um nft;>r Saturt!ny momln~tbf' new B. & over much of Ute northwe~t umJ Is I te Y he P .s hw ~ . . 'o lW· ' IIIII llousehol(l. 't'lLP •JIIL•>~IInn Mw Cc.lllngs had beeu thrown ovrr- B. Sanliwlch Slltl)JJJl' on Eas t Maln mos:. lv flt ir over the su utllern ..-or- , ng ac n I.H c arge . C . Fur· I lfHII, On wiLlll Xl"oun<l ,., .. 1(1 ttwy bf'.,.rd and Mrs. Collings taken away 8tn.'t' L uc_nr llw l<~lect r rc Thealre, !lorn;.' bee, Mrs . P'Io~ncc McClung, M_18~ . h" , rPI "f'lv•~!1 !'illuuld Ul'nl i le cur1on the canoe She made only a cas- j ~'ll.S o~~lcrnlly ~ned. T~e Shoppt' 'Chc air pre!Jllure Is now decreas- Lelah J . ~II. Ml:;s Allee Clurkc I w•r.ts. h1• ro•OJUin•<l tf> kf't'p til e )fn· ual suggtostlou, according to Fonest, . !.as been rully ~oq.uiJ11Jed v.lth ~p·to- lni rather rnpldy over the lower and Mr. VanHorn. . : 11nlc L1~1~· 11s n o·m Ltl ltlml nf smlvuthat she wnuld like lo find the lJont I da Lr fixture~. a•ll!!tlcal!y lll"l nngcd d M'· -•··1 I . II• . d The Embryo Carpent.er s 4-H I limL?· I ILl II lSMile II"II>~ ht·un~lil m• lin lhe U.·sl of ~rv iN! n.t all times. an upper eastward ..,......, PP drlrt \a cy~;of thl11 un club under the supervision or 0 b t1 nr.d the .onby nnd her husband . ' Th, B &. the further · · · 1 Y Je ·cmn t llJ! 0 r 1 :~'rtn 111 llWil rrnm 6. Although t.h cre H.rc oountle.'O/i lhr- . l . oppe w11l serve nil art!D during the next 36 hours will M. Rice pnnetpal or lhe grade .Tt•l'tlll!l.~em whn lll•l'ln rl'li, "l·:~L'''I•t 1 . _ "''d a num•·· , of ftlli\ SY OIU"S , ktnd.~ tee won fiYP.ro dollars J"ef hP f'jn;mul"i:r.••ll ufl••r tl 1e mu t11 u•r u.· " .... • . d •ul Sa ndw,iches, .. tit creams, unsettle the weatl~er oon(Utions school malic contest 4 H In lubsthe t dra· tl M 0 1...~ 111110 L 1I{' HHY I'Ll"" (\·, 8 1 11 1 the lnvestlgutlon Into tht:! murder cs•u w., 0 te "'""5 que. y, l~n. th 11 k .. r - c te 1!' u>~t>~ •tlli.'S!lnn )"f' r'' ' clgareltt•s and tobaccos Also pll.- over e Oto va 11 ey and IB e .c- Mason county fair. 1). 'l'l1e Wit!! s o d ll!k ult 1 of tht Stu.mford. Corm .. yacht,...mtm trons will be acoomodal~d with reg- gion; hence, In this vlcHnlty war1 tht,tt l'ttul 1mrl n.~rnnhn!l wt•rp un111 proceeding without any ll.(lllrccl- ular mel'l.l~. plate lunches, and shcrt mer weather with Increasing duwlWEDDING ANNOUNCI:I\IF.NT 1 11hl,e In pllt th1•ru tu Jd!l•r 1ce. 'l'hl'i!ll! uble progress. ordcm, O.Jlpctlzl]l~ly prepared. \lnc&A may be expected tonight folMr and Mrs. 0 . E. Rummel of • J;>wl"h h•·!nllsl s lniLI tlw lt•ttr1· M J . E. and T. H. B Rke r wlil mana(tt! lowed by rain late tonl~ht tu-:d on!Mlnersvtlle announced here Batur- j till!' HnlptiiL"t> on lhl'ir l'lih•. 'l'h1•~· DIES IN DI\\'TON ,he new concern and will apprce- IBunday; with a further clwnge to do.y mornli11 the first annlvel'88.rY 1 couhl: JU>Iu l tu lhe •·ummHntl ••n· late tl1e patl'bnage o! all. Dine 1warmer Bundt~.y. Ihe! weddhll" of Ulelr- daucht.er . . jtl\nlng- till~ rlht UJlon lilt• mnl e WMd was received here Saturc\1\Y nnd dance ot the B & B IS the IllAlberta Mae Rwnmel to F. Carle~ children or the ('0\'lmnnl rwnpl" mornlnQ: of the dcaUlotMrs. JutJWS vltatlon to ull. · · Oltt\JN PR~CES Kaw11e. The couPle were married (Oen. I1:10-HI . l'nul \' 11 11111 nnt Beph:mber 18 1930 at the First! fl()llll to $D}' flcr!pturp Whf'r'e thts Pnrtlow, 76 yean of agl!, al il1:r !~t ill•" :ll DII Vlo!l about le n u"clock BURGLARS E N T E R Chicago, Sept. 19.-lNB-Orains Baptl~t ChurCh at Llt.chflt:ld and ublh::nllnn luul h<'I'IL llhi'OA"IHf'11. 11 11It Frli.ht)' night. cpenC'd uneven today . Wheat wa~ have kept the marriage a sacret l'unl llhuultl J•h•ud t hut ;\hntl il Mr n Furtlow Wll~ a former resl- GARAGE TAKE TIRES 1-tlc otr to 1-4c up, com uncha.ngt'd !ron:: their many frelnds nnd rela-1 WIIS .lustlllf'~llwr 1 'r~ hP wn:< t'll'ellllt tl'-'11r tJ! Me lM ~ county, huvtng li vto t-Bc down nnd oats unchanglld. lives r~r the .:.r;L 1re ;year. 'l'ney 1\IT 1::'~"' I t hill uiiT ~t;.: .. nlsl L"onl<l nuswrr, nBo. 1 fd hue !m· mnny; ~·cnrs. ~he wa s 1'he lock 011 Lhc G\HRI::C uf Openlnl!' prices: Wheat-Sept. ~0- resldh1g at 540 Miami St.·e~t. B ur- 1 r~;·"~· 11111 11 11 : 1 1 '~ .I:L~IItl l·n l1 1 ~.' 11 A I c .I. Rhode~ kit SaLurdlly for· 1 1 1 I hrPih~~;~ n\ \ 1~ ; 1 ~,, 1 ,"', 1 ,':,'.'1 :'1 ', .•·,1 l<l ~~ lr.-rtrc:t wberc II::! will ~1tknd th<' tilt· mother u( 16 LhHdren , ol whom · 111 m Da.llds. en Roule 7 nem· Flvo.. l -8; Dec. 50; Mar. 32!"1-8; May ;,4- bertun. mte )lrec.tdl'<l h r. r In death several Points. was sa.wcd off Tucsd::tl' II • 8 - 1• 4• " • Ican LEr,ion National CC·JWenI' ttor thP- mullf'r tu IlL ~' 11 :ot !iN" l"h!! l"<"il nmPt d yO:Itr.i a?·D,. The funt>ral H.c rvh".t'S h · Corn-Sept 423·4· Dec 38-381-8 tlo11 1 1 " II (!. ,I a mi t le ~::a,ra~e entere . Ti l'" M .. , ... M. 41·,... . nt .Jrnllllllf'm. .\ITI!I"Iilll"l .•·· l'alll will bQ . bl'ld In 01\ j'l :m T\ltsday ~~ · · ay • M J • 11 11 11 ar 23 5-a-3-&; May :J8 t-4. 1 j I OFF ll'O CONVENTIO!orl 'l;he matler wu ~ pbC:n l lnW lh ~ ~ I . 11. The Dellbtratlone of th 111 · da]'S visit with Mrs. Ed Fl"rtnz and hanf\ •, of" t he shcrltf, Wh,\ wM cnn ·. PRTS,UROH LIVESTOCK I __ co~ncll (n. u-~t l. fam1lv. ed l\:1m~h\le\y ufl.t!r tht . rullb t.: rp Ptttsbur·1h, l!kpt. 19-lNS-Hog'J I Jt!SII Custer wa.s taken (.( 1 lhn Uol1: I'Ptl'l"'~ ~pt•wh ln·. i.l-11 ). 11" Mri.. Norman Russell and sotl arPrank Will. Otto Krelnbihl , R:ll'- had h-en fllscovered bu l lo dat1' , Receipts 1100: .holdovers, 750; mar-l zcr heBpltal Friday aftu.lOQll fcl-1'-rgui'"tl t/1111 Uo1l hlld h•ll'll<' w!tUPHII jl"ived fro"\. C u lumbu~ Frlduy for u 11 1 mona Ebersbach, Raymond Hu : - dl~S to llre thll r 01: tlllevc.s ha:· kat very elo..v, moat!~ 15c lower; lowing MJ accldf!lit In Mille N{l. 'Hi to th~ •H'Cf'Jltn rwt• ur 1hfl t:¥uli!('.q wee': i'" nd vl~lt wlth lwr p:u·eut.:l, 1 brecht, and ltalJJh Ollmore , w.!rc· been obtnlncd. 170-250 IIJ!I .. 6o.75-6.00, i'll-1'10 Ills. , of tl"le Syracuse Mining Company hy g\\'ln;: tlw llul,· Xpll"lt tu tho•m M r. a!'d Mr&. J . R . Starr. on Mul amor~ thOI'It who moturc"d to Do•Thl' tires tn~t •l wne 3:lx4 she, 52&-575~ Plifl, mot~tly ~75-1110; pack- at Syracuse, In which ht received I 1111 1tnf~ t ll f' ·''' l'""' u,·t ll 10:!\1-:W). berry AVE:nue. tl'Oit to attend tho Natlnnol AJ'u - u~d WCI'c, Bieber linK dill·~. Ar~uylll, 1ng sows il.boUt steadY, Odd lot 300- n. t;.roken leQ:. 1 Rln~. tiWI'('furt'. lilld !Lui] IIHI JLllt It Mr tllL1 Mrs. Jo..a rl P t rsons of 1 o;cn n Legion cc nventlcn. RivcJilt<t~ and QooJ:-·r·. ull . pmct!- 475 · ' · Upon ouu11onn~ 1 on at lh~ ho..'>pltul llli"ITerenl"{•. It Wt1!!111 l•e folly f1 1r Hunthlll,tcll are s;u(;s tr, of tht• form · -~---cal!y 1:rw. ~ai~le : ~~:,C\1?~ 25 : market ~ no- It wns round that the femur bOne fhP.m to Lhl 110 • er's 1-rother, L. A . Perwm~ :t.nd wife . .o\'1'1l'ENU llANct: ·--mIll Y un .........ng.,... In the upper par~ 01 Ule leg had 2. l'nul Hlld Hu1·nuhn!t rPILf'ur,f'LI I " Mr. a .ut Mn. J r,hn Weln of ~r anQ. 'Mr~ Hermu n H c. f!n~·r DUY'S VONUI"tJoN SI::RlOUS . .Calves: Rocetpta. 2~; market be b k 1:1 (, t . ll ) ' !hE'll" P:t]").:Ofl<'hl'f' (\" l:.l) . 'I'IIH tnhl Murray ml)" U. l"!' VISiting re lntlvcs Mr. ttnd •M.rl!. Ouy Lynch, Mr. II <!(~' _....:..._ stpdy; _ a f~w good and choicH toe~ !.Qr1~::~ u l was Ul.~ lOU\! 1' )LOl\' thot Uutl hHI\.111'! hi,; srnt Qt •Ill MonkPy Run. Mrs ]Jarvfl)' Pier·(·,'. Mr 0111 M1 ~. r:.nl Fl.<"h r 1· , who frll it om 14 "trt'<· vealerK, a.oq~o.&O; most ofter)n~~:~. ~ cu~tcf " I C~i\ •<I the mjur 1·, uppl~J'" 111 an 11 11 ' 1 ~" tn·•••H·hln~ uf "' 11 1· ] Mrs. CuH1criue :t;we1fel and dnu ' l~nl'l RdbPI. Mt·. und Mrs. Arun a~ld wn~ ln.kl·n t{, t he Jlolu:r \ 1\u:.~ 4-7.50, grandlng cull to medium . wh , t fIll 11 th . ' , \'ntlon h~· 1-:"I"Jll'•' tlLrnngh r.t!lh atmrt !!;htn· M•s. Smith leH Sa~unlay fo r ••ct M M Sbeep . fl:ecelpts 500; mb.rket en a ro', 0 11 (' e muH.: rrum 1111 ! wo1·t;:~ nf !hi! lnw hy th e ,. 1 ..... J m ~ and ••u . an: rs. ar 1ou p 1tll 1 a 1I'W 11uys ngo, I\ LIS given a !ltead;y; batter grude lambs, scaling plnnlnl!' h 1 leg bene!lth . Mhwrs lrurldn~: of ~ i;:ns und Wlli\Lii•ra ·O nm~ to \'islt Mrs. Zweifel's lli.C!ford o.nd da ughlrr attended an blood traus luslcn 'l'IHn:StiaJ'. He wn•; 68 lbs .. upward, 'l.00-'1.50; llghtco ~vho wt>rc wnrk:nl! nee.!" o::t.racted 1 tlll'llllgh tlu•m. datl ghtcl", Mrs. Elmer Diehl who Be l 19 .1 93 S ' 10'"0ullt)' W murder In the aeooncl desree" the verdict broqht in by a jury apinat. Claude Port.h, yout.b of Fruiera Bottom near here, who wu accuaed. of the murder of on.. ver Gibson, on 1Jle n!Jbt ol J\tly 12: The verdict ol tbe jury h•d ameoded the eharae as was read in the indictment, t.o read from 1\ni:t degree murder to seoond deane murder. The verdict ended a two day 1ess1on which had created quite an Interest here. Judie Lewis H. MUler defen ed pa&&lnl sentence on the youth, and be was returned 00 the COWltY jall here lacina: a prl8on term of from llve 00 el&:hteen years. Forth's mother and sisters were with him wben the verdict was renderd and had atood by him throllib. the enUre trlal. Point Pleaaant, ... ... COMICS Po:nt Plellll&Dt, W . Va .. Sept. 19>• - Judie Lewll H. Miller sent.enceel Claude Furth, 20, t.o I~ )'et.ra lm• prial.lnment ln tht! State PeuHf..:.l'" tiary lor the &lllyinr of Ollvar Ol.b110!1 near the Mt. Ollve church on July 1:1. A motion tor a new trtal wllB dented Porth'• counsel. i W M Burt on Age d Resident Of' Middteport ' Probated • SecoDd De1ree Murder Verdict .- ... Pt. Plee,.•t Jury Brin•• ie 1 THEM TO a~t 1 ope~ln1 open John Winnina Adrnita En· f:_· ~~ ~aret ~r:..._d EmH ,my ] I , , ee1 ...,~.;;, e en The cabinet m~ 1 t~t; n wl:o a.re teriDI Canterbury Home . SChaefer, Charlotte Nyc ; Mr. H. L . undernood to bold. such vteWII &f .. : Th R w· d I l!,ppeltn, Harold P'l&ber, Davld I Secretary of the Treasury Mellon~ I ru ear an ow . Cuckler and Albert Coate&. ThOo!Je I OK GIVE 1rft'e eompletely dc~troyrd ._ Mason Countian Is Found Guiltf atudenta &~.loon. PHONE 304-J .ot Purl Hyaell on Thomas Fork ~D_t! rRobbery Suspect To LEAVE~ waoo•. I Senate's Two Bli:iid Men ·c . The rauowtna" wtll eater I Con f esses rime Ohio un..or....,.,. •• Albena lor ""' I __ the taU aemester Mau- l not entail the retum or tb.e -T<>- Ditutrout Fire JileJ1ts for so me lhur, wh lll:' <ConUnued rrom oa.w;e NEWS ITEMS nf l I Hoover TELEPHONE . ' QUALITY, SERVICE .\NO CONTINUOUS ADV£RTISING MAKE OCCASIONAL CU~tOM~S .R,EGULAR CUSTOM£J{S ·a • , l"aiiiiiiiiCIIIIIIIIIIIIIII:IIII:IIIIIIII•lllllllllliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiAII!I'l\11••••~ · ,-!'lilli!!iiii!IMIJI!IIIII.,IIII•I'II!lllllllll . .• M> , , •• •• "' ... llll'lilif. ; I I . .. �' .. .. . . . .. . .... . 'auNOA Y. 8U"f IMJIEI\, 10. 1111 Blaze Destroys I House And Store .' ' . . <ifocet"J and Re¥dence I'!Rrl Hyaell Scone of -YOUR- 'lbe ruldence and rrocery stort by t Jre ,2 :30 o'clock Suluf(hsy mom lDI - llfrs. liylll:lll Rll d c h HCUCII >Atr(' alMllllll In the hoW!e which adJmn~· thP' !tore room, and wt:re awalP.ned bf the bla~ Throuah the aid of nrh::!lb<:.:s ;t ll of the h ousehold ~,:oods W t' fl:' Ml vcd !ror.t destructi on by the M.re Mr:; Hysell n.port.xl thllt th•· bhu~ h;l(i atarled In lhe sh.- re 1'(){)11 ~ t•" 111 ur all she oould tdl but tht' f11rt Lila. lhe realdence had bef'n CJn.Jr,cL ll with~ s wre m·count..ed IUJ tts bW'nilai befcre lhli blu:n cuu!u !, Mn. Nellie ~--.- secret.ar"V of Commerce Wmon l j I tJOintJ to Ob~o BLat:! at Oolumbws, SecretarY of State Stimson, Po&l ~ Juhu Wlnninl(, :.n. who Wu!i plac- are Oeorl(e E.dward Nye, Ralston I ma~~ter General Bruwn Becretan· ed umler arrest W ~dncllda) alter- -Ruasell Jr., Bob EltM:trfeld, Helen ot Labor Doak and ~retary of · :100:1 by Bherl!f A . o . Tracy am i 1 Ort:LCe Williams, Jean RusseU anc.l the Navy Adamli. I has bum held here under ~u.spu::k·:! ' I.ll:zabtth Sauvap. __ Secretary Lamont wa.! B directur ' ' of the uaoctatum again$.t tb.e pro· \ or brt>aklng Into and ent.enng the J BRIDGE HOSTESS hibttlon amendment when he was ! ~e~:>l<"!w~ or Charles Canterbury 1 appointed to the cabinet; SecretiiO near t he Rock Springs fRir kround ~ Mn: . P•. K. L1pplnoolt was hostcAS I Mellon waa ror years the o'llo-ner (J! rec~.ntly, admltl.t'd to lht' she.·lrf 1to her bridge club at her home Fr.l· , il'eal di!tJllery Interests · Secret.a.I"Y I day t::venln&:. Ouea;t! of the club 1 Doak always supported 'labor's at-, and Llhers here Friday that he had . were M111. J . J . Zelher, Elsie Hart.] iltude on the question; and neltb.t'r l l'lltt~red lb. z place and st olen the i Amy Geary, Mar.uerlte Meier, Secretary Stimson, Secret.aLY AdN l~,:ood~ wb.1cb had be42n n.pol"tt!d Freda Faul:ler and Mnl. Margan.t 1 iUJ18 nor Postmaster General Browu . mtaah;g ;Hen11ch. Following the relreshmcuL 1 were ever tdentlfled with the u cy .H , ~ aid he entered the b.oUlle 1course, prize for hilh ISCOle wu element In the ·party. lhrou~~:h a rt'Rr window and plcked 1awarded to Mrs . C~rl Schaefer aUd One tbtng JS certain-the p res- up a l ~ w tr lnkcl5 and art:cle-:. and !i!Ucst prlr.e to Mal11"\lerlte Meier. sure o.nd a1itatton for beer Lha~ I also eQmt> w<:.mton'~ add dlL id r: 1':, hal swh·Ied around the White 1rJresro~.· s. Nearly all of the m il en :tr- . IIPIOYED UIIIFOII INTEIIIATIOM!Al Huwll: In J-ectmt weeks, since the tlcles have been lucuteC: b..Y the I employment and fiB.cal s_ltuaUo.o:; :'herrfJ, exczpt the dress~s I became acute, b.a.s Intensified the H ~ v.:JI be ii!Yt!n a hearing on j' Interest of congress In the ma~ter . tll.e charges within a lew duy' " Although tb.e Qnoomlng congress · • 1 Is preponderantly dry, Rep. Oyer WRB I!~~ ( (Ri of Misso uri, !boldly preda:t.:1t llJf • I today that "If Pl-esldent Hoover ll I "'·.,~~~~: ..::.. r::<~W:',~:::J~";,~i. shou ld recommend beer rrum au economic 8tandpo1nt and I th ink he coukl do It without t nkln g baco: By MARY WOLF anytblng he ha.~:~ said cungre~~ Ml~~ Zma Wllcoxln ha.!o re lurn- I would approve it." ' ~d t11 LexlngWn, Va., after a lew Lesson for Sept..~ her 20 -• !days vrslt hCI"t! with her pun:nts, Mr (•!Jd Mr.s. A. D. Wllcoxln und! THE COUNCIL AT JERUSALEM 11• daughter Aub urn. 1 -Mabel Dodson LS Ylhitlng her • LIDRSON' TEXT-Ar t ll 15 :1-s &. 1 par ~uts, Mr. am i Mrs. Lewis Du~1OOI.DEN 'l'I!:XT-to'o r, bre thr .. n, I Smith. ... • I • • I I Cc.mmitted to AthenJ lnaane C)tf!II'I:Jlsh:!d . Hcapital Saturday Cu l umim ~ ht'' · pl.ta ...Where he has bfCll !U l' li o;ll l- • l.l::Jt:yseU Is Inn Morn~ Hyaf!t and thc children Y,TI c' rtS ifl W M . Burton, 71l year.~ or age, JMil "t home and tald.1r,:: t'ai L U a rew1~1 1t or Grnw•I IJ Lll m Middlethe lmslness In the sUJre . A s ton~ Jtwm v.Jth Jli'Jl rly nll th·~ p~: rt . fer quite n numi.Lt~r "f yean.. e.t«k and th:ture~ . bt• IQiliPn ~ In ~~s po))atd in the probate CG ULt ltysell, wns v ~ ~lr o y rd I.Jy fhr ill a! - IH't J Sa t'.lrd..l}' mo: nlng for lunacy mO«t the snme place liOmt: lun C' ;1go, md wa~ tmmedJalt>ly token W the i'tl: n ·~ Slatt• Hu.~ pit a l icr lhe In · Although tbe uttct amou: JL oC tb -·an~ l:y Deputy fhcntl:-; Uann tm<: IC!lll W3 ~ not kl lUW!l. It ,J.'(l .~ b1 - Uthr: Tracy. lieved that It wa~ co mplc~eb c ·, Eu: t rm htts tleen railing mentally ered b)' Insuranc-e. fur 1t·•· pu bt SI'W't":ll mouth 11 unrl t.mtll tect nUy hud nc~er b~comc vld~nt. Frida y altenwon it wa.~ ~•nld tht• man beem11 e dung<'l(lU!";iJ vic!e 1t wh1lt• at a 1\tv<.-.: ry sl..on ! In ~tl d f lhe scuth encl of Mlddl"•·.po-' ~l.::w ~.n nue rom page one) •" '·' '''·' --- - · hurlcct ll woman acro~8 t he stf)re made to the policeman . He brought room . <.u.' .frcm Forrest thut the woman H ..! llCCl:lm unmanugt!able awJ Wti.IJ .aim and collected when the , memllfi"S of thP. ram!Jy could du pUice omcer a rrlvcd on the SC<'llt'. lnotlll:ll! to 11ld him . Fln<~.lty ufficers f:.IF• wa.-. sl!ghtly ner\ltlUS, Forre~t w ~rc <.ailed and t 1c was taken ulto u. ld, but she did not weep, 1u~ L!"dy ltnd pland m a ct-J! at the Serreant f'orr•!Nl wo.s cerl.o.ln thal ec.tmt.y jail Frld.t}' •ll~o~bt where h e ln the story Mrs . CQJllngs told hl;ll was !wid unur h Js adm ll\.anee \.u lmrnedlatel,. a.tter Uw ~escue t ha; the n.srlum , Soturduy mc.mlng. she did not mention any terl·tnc SR id m.sau ll y rt!f,ultecl ~;truggle such 116 the uulhmHi<>~ from the so!L~nlng cf lllc brain. ·- SUNDAY SCHOOL ing by Court Here Mn LESSON ason Ge"eral Weather C.ond•t" ) IODS Collings - I I ~on · d M T Gran1 <I.}' lor and 11 1 4 11 Y• lyhnve <'· " f orunto on u ~e nbeoen ot llherly an to ths fl e11 h, hut hy love "'"f\"1> o ne another. f'IUliiAR.Y TOPIC - ChriKt\,n nll 1 w k ot· lnK •.t·ogeth cr. J U~'·" IOJ•• 1'0 1'1 c-The • Flr~t Mls~!nun~' l..'oovtontlm ,., , . , '· , . I'> 11-.tlMt:.D IA rtr A~D Sl!::\!0"' n·oi•f "-Ch•·l'''" " ·F,,,·'-'. "'''· ~ · ·~ •· v . YOl JKG PEOPLfo~ AND Alll:LT 1XIP,lL'~hrlll11n n\ly at 1he Cr< · ~o.rna 11 • Pby~h.:iaor•s B & B Sh I Oppe S I Opened Saturday I I Va~lcy ~h•-eutt•nPd ~ lu t~l.~ riiJI· a1!ml~l!lo•n . . IJr I ,n Will-I teo.n~----·- ~~~--~ w~~~b~~c~:·~~ ~~~1 ; ~~~c\"cth~kc~~. ,. .~tJ\--De~. M•tner Is ID)Ure • d ·In Syracuse Mt.lle - p~ople -j- - - ---- .-- - · ·- •·rp;Jt!t•d uul IIIllCh Ul'dnr I ~· S:~.t~ b~n~.;ath r~k weights down to 5_00 and under · nlm !rom the He comomn throwouts, 4 _00 downw~~ont'. Wfl.!! taken to the hosplta . hy the Ewl11g aml:lulance. ----------- - - - - - _... ·n ----Figures l Yacht Attack -M·-Yst.-ery ST- I 14:J..:!!)Tiu' lll"J.:'Ull ll' llt or .THm"" (1"1' . . He took tile fll<'l ill'L"In r1,11 "TI-\'E'/ L L Zf1, ""' IN COLOR IOO LATE FOR l'I-IE LAS"r TQA\1'1 1-\0MI: ILL HA\Jii TO ol'OP A"r A ?AI:lQO't A'T HOME~ !lrle . ~OOM A FOQ. ONE. I 1-\0"iEt.. 1 zre .,.... HELLO HELLO • IARTU.. 1 OHIOIS $10 it In Statal :e Are ,.r -· YOHO AN'o P.. 'e.o'T"'n.~: you'). L PAY ~""' T11110 - L 1-\EARO HOW MUCt-1 TI-\AI UURED l'f.'IAT G.U'/ I=Oj;! ONE ( you <.><.~111-\ 01< RUI>\ ALL 1 N. iG(-1.1'. River ati\1 "Ten· and apparentlv a, but lt wilt Y'llS 1\"lth Q- Felix I u. s """"' urv c:.y Bhowtd ugh wdtern Ini:!Will\. ' A 'ted the shOcll ·iot'd intenslt;r:~ counLy vmap U.!; reported tiJ Dli.. ' ll.L ~'E TI-\E COOl<' SO FA'R, SO GOOD I F'REEO Tf.'IE ANIMAL':> F QQN\ ;-t'"I-\E ZOO i"N \) NOW I~ - \:'.1>2\Ncr!NG. Tl-\!iM BACk TO TI-lE Gallipolis Theatre'" 1hool. both lbt I nearly evef!r nd r .' .. ' from A"" WI: LL A'S TAIN - I 'IIJOU ;led ·~ ANY ONE. , .-\t: LN Tl-\i Anna \fll · · Nobody wU dozens wert .or tn the vU~ t! p M. t IUld only a , t:UIT1't"Cd from , Sunday and Monday, Sept. 20-21 4! Janet Gaynor-Charles Farrell -in"MERELY MARY ANN" . Nl«ht 'I aad 9 e'doeiF: ,nl( suddf'JlOeY J0 810· o·F !l 10 LO N10NKE',15 1 Thursday and Friday-Sept. 24·25 ~flt"ld. Norma Shearer - in"FREE SOUL" Je du;turbllnce. tl~o ~~~~~~~;~;;;;;;~;~;;~~~~;~;~ miNK? ' oun lN 'TI-IC'\T 1 QUI"\ AC'tlNG A'=> A Mll!EN N\A'5"i! Yoy C(l-f'l ANo 'I AC.l' I NG. A'O SAlt 'H-IE . SHlP. 'e>At..LA'Ol' .. lN "ri-lE 1-\0L 0 I ror 1. l"f. B. kpt. 21-'l'ht 1oted In olilo are- knOWtl .P ~llllk~~ : of .ttiji wlthQut bel., eae per110n. take place at I te l .-lhe ~ustmeDi · ,k ptaee ~~olOril h begins near extends soutb~ part o1 Ule 111ed Is • passe!! u. s. 1 1 • LISTE· Rl N E'·, I I ...1- h lito I enua 0 I S ,. ·Utlllll wn11 lhfllrl'llllffi ri.•turnIO!Jl•lher to Antl()('h, th~ ellu~h to lu•nr I the . r~HJrL Ita reading h!'i)Uifht l(llea.t r£'jnlclng. Judu 11nd 811us, 'I who .tm1! 'bN>Ii tu•nt ull ronflrmntory : wltn~ belt.g projltll'ta, now ex- ! 1 borted the hreihren wltl1 llliLDJ 1 ltiiillllil•s•2iiOi"tiOii.lioiioiioiii,Oiiii01iOI..l•:.;•r••l ..- ' word•, conftrmln.: the .dect&Jon or tiLt Jeruulem duucb. I '· WHERE IT TREATED• . llnf ,;nd In Adanl1 -eak whtc~ . bu JmeroWI adJUIJ The Mme line m Into central adjoins ta:1e tem Kentuot:J; OhiO ever att terlous as tM Tine Ulla state te lower atrat:t .000 feet belOW lp the westeni the tremor ol -e developed te ITOWld lenJ s. The cbapa:f &o • few InCh~ ·,' 11._1; II abjo I ar any ooUCt I I I ~ :a sbr~ the. U..terlor · tf outer lt.~fj mselves. That elt ln westm .dlanLt make,_)~ I i the NS-Ijinfl petoo SCOI"CI inJUI'fd hieb. OCC\UTed 1ter ·at Kuma~ of Tokyo. :~I;.e out arta' operty Clall'".ajl pr~litehi. .,.._th tc-lt us enrthqusU when a mild BellefontalQe. Je Ohio riMer 'estern_ Obt.o. nth larer. Gill emor occurred. •as reported :lab . BEFORE ANY DATE ' -DO THIS Doyton I West Mlntamd, Connors· d Uberty. InII I I hal;l .a nd ~(ruck Lbe .n Arlhm· 8ocl COuPLE DID YOU EVER STOP TO floon; !hoot tablet. ~ u pper ~t o mo~llc ·-- I i'Tom TRUSI Gallipolis,,Ob.D Sunday Sbowa: Mal. I :3~:s.. .. bly 1ecaJ: 1:1UIIi- 1931 n 's 9 E T I(, l< lEO lJU\'T..,. "TI-\IS. w. va., Sept. h!ls l'<'en qutl·:: Ill. Mr.~~~· .. :~>~~:lbL·r returned from h.l' l't•tl'r miL) !-~lluiH•d hllll' H lnLr·- ----- - - - monlze11 wllh Jlu·jll"lljlh(·L·y ur .·\IL\11!'1 ··muumr...m=wunmumucnu~ Harve S . Churoh, oon of Uw late (AnlOit9: 11 ·1.i l . lit• 11hnw.,11 that lim John Churcb., arrived here for tl , rt•ceptlun of !he 1h•lll!l('s wns ll"t 1 visit With his brother, James lin ··nntlkt hut Itt ~~ rlt·t ln LriiiHllJ 1 Church and sister, Mrs. Charles Co- with q,ul's JllmL. .~M "i'l furl11 In I he hen. Mr Church now resides in HIII'PL"h or . l1.11rw ~ . f:n11' S t•lnn 111 11>1 I Chicago t~.nd haJ> not vlsllcd be-re fut!nw!l : ·! for 14 years. n . Tu luke 11UI f1·~lm :IUILliiJ.! lhil flt• ntlle~ a !ll'tlp ll• fn1· hi .~ na111r (v, 'Japu,aqu puw qJ,C.ItiiM'JdL!V i-1) . This~ ~ w!1ut I ~ now l{"lng uu' ~ ..,qaq •pooJ uoww 11 u.i 1, 1 a•n uo the Jlf""twhmg or !he g.,:-;p('l to the By Edson R. W11ite, Shawnee, Oklahoma 11 l<t\111 qillliJR aq1 111 fla)IUIJiliiJ.l ent\lt rLf tl~e ~nrt.l~. nn~l the l'nll !ug IRUUI itllL 'lU$liii;J)IJi11Jll • ll"llll Hdil! OUt of · lht lh1111h. b. Aflt>r the Chml'll b <'~'lllJLh~led 1pJ.u 1.Unwu Aun Jo PJIII 11 a~~IJQ I • JQ .I il ,II;Nllll~ ftU( .\\OJ IIJ fl.ld(l tUtti rf'lllOVf'd, thP l~rAI'lJI!IHh lllltlOO THAT the problemr. of securins new buaineu are the same today ill1 '0 pllol:f,tj QIIJ, 'IIIUIJihii!~<U Will be Ctlll\'l'l"lt•(j nlll1 I'I','; IOI"I'li 1.0 -,~ 0 ,) u Sl(illl •• •t•au 1 :;~ otl ,c 11 .11 puy !lLclr land nnd prh·th•::f'jj h:v thf! u they have always been. ., , ,. , ,. ., • , ~ Lord hlruself 1\! hts T('turn (H. 1~, • 1 11 1 •11. i 1 1.. 1 .hl1\,\\.. 17) . 11 P alr"J t •. Followlnl[ lhiR will tw thl' I'OnThe moot important of these is how to secure increased \·enlon ()r th(' 1\"!ll'lll tiLrolij!"h the 1 Rl!:t:lll'~' 111' 1'011\"f'l"I.:OII l~rnl'\ (\", li volume of busineu at the least cott. : · · • <'f. Hom. 11 :lri-17). He RllOWPil thnt there Is no l'llllflkt wlu~n tha Scriptures nre rl~:htly dh·ltled, Modem business concerns have found that continuous advertis· Ill. The Decision of the Council ing throurh the printed pare is th• safest, surest ,and cheapest way (\'\', 22-:;.'11). · 1'1!~ nwlher dLurch came to a to aeeure continuoua buaineaa. ,. . ' UDAilimOIIII agreement Rtld ACI'l'llled lhe rf'II()JUtiOD offered by .ll\IIROII, l 'l'lrey not only sf'nt a letter stnllng The printed p . .e is by all the people u an information , the IJC(lt~lon of U1e conterenct', hnt look the wise precaution to lf'ml bureau, because advertisement. show what on the market and No on• lik.. o person whose ! tnflnentlnl men alon~t with J>aul und wbeTe to buy everythinr needed• is bad. , So be sure to 'I ll.nrnabns to hoor the snme IP!<Hmony by wortl of mouth. 'l'hll letkMP your breath beyond sus-! tPI' den1e11 the authority of thP .ILtPeople know that continueus aclvert~ always offer them the picion. lou can do thi• by · 'lablng ten('hPrs (\i. 24) nnol tlt>clrired the lllP(hod by which th l~ degargling with (Jsterlne, the tofe newest and beat of qillt.lity. ' <'lslon had bl..-etl t'f'O.f'llml (l'V. 2:.-~n. anfl••pfic-impro'Yel mouth Tile)' llUt tllf! Holy 1:\l~lrlt til"!~!. ' hygiene, checks inf•dlon I They Wf'l'C pOI'IItl\'..)y Jnllti"IWIN\ to i BUSINESS GOES WHEat IT IS INVITED AND STAYS nbllt.,ln frnm llll'llt" oll'l'rell In '""'"• and destroys odors lnstontty. 1· from hlotlll, and rr11m thh•K~ l'ltnmIS ·W~ Lambert Phannacol Compar.y. ; gted, and frnm to rlrlcallnn. • 1 IV. The Decl1lon Delivered to St. Loult, Mo.. A. r 1 thl Church (vT. ml-:m~. I :, nrm '!t- . I lru}lrovcd SlNIJ4Y. SEPTEMBER Mr. k :nvUJ.tiQTL dance given nt the 0 u : F~. 11.t GalHpollB Friday ntaht. -~--.- S ri IN COLOR COMICS --• Personal& I I • I ~~dn :1 ~~~:~~~·t·~.::·~~~ :;~~~:::;~~~~~·:e ~wnt Hun•t.~uLo~e:~~c l•' rid~~~To~- ~ re~ I I I ···--~·· 1· I 1 . DOMEROV.OHIO daughter, Lucille. Harry Hines or Columbus, nrrlv· ed for a week end vist with Mr. and Mn · H · C · ~..--"II .... · His mother ' 1 Mrs. Vlvla Hines, who VISited the , pt~.et week here with her sister, will 1 acCOm'""'nY him to Columbus, Bun• ~ .. , day eV""''"' . Mrs. Anthony W,oU wWc attend ___ _ ,c"''''''""" wbe- -•· a t M ar tetta.0 n eli.t wee.,.'~'" 01 bas been wltb IJil' lld lod ge 88 '"' 3t~er .... Mr~~.•'"Leland ..., deIega t e r the Loy .. I her Peoplea who a•· '"" -•11 ... go __ 1 ~ •·onf1ned In the White C1'088 boa· al Pythlan sisters. j p.lt'l h e •he underwent an op ll w er · A large group of local nH. - . eratlon a few days aiO· Peo· LOCAL M.t..N HONORED torerl to Marletlu &twclay to ul- ~ plts !~. reported tmprovlnr nJcely. -tt>nd t.he foutba!J game b£twec 1 Tom Spencer lilld Pete Glenn otl Accurdln& to an armou~cement the Pomerov and M:ulctta High :NelsonvWe carne for a. week end receh·ed here Saturday mGmlng, A. &.:huol teams. ,viait with and Mr&. Hurl Han· H rlsber of the Pll.rkersbur1 Rl.a; E . J . Michaels wl11 spend th~ 1 nabs. Mrs. Spencer who spent thE ond Reel Company has l:leen nam~ 1we~k end with his family ul Mar- !1past week here. IJue&t of Mrs. Han- eel C'l• the Central-Southern Ohio !etta. nahs wm retum to her home Sun- na;utlve committee (Clr the tdx I ' montns oofety cnmpniKJl t.o be spon Ml~ses Rul:ly Byers nnu KaU~-~ day t!YenhJi. sorE t by the Ob.to Fowl'lries As8oc· ~ l'rlu~ Buk J r lm Vt' accepted positions Marlon Leltwtler witt return next :.ntton . ~t the B. & B. Sandwich Shop on week to the U. B. Naval Aca.demv at Rvbel"t Holennan of Cleveland, l!.::t.sl Main btret'l. Annapolis, to mume bl.l mlllt.a.ry aecr~tary of the MSOClatlon, said M. L Parker cr Silver Hldge was t.ratntng, t~.fter enjo-yln(J a three nnal plans will be dl.scus!Y:!d at · ll ll IJus •ne.s~ \'(SLtor In P.uncroy Satur weeks vacaUon w1th his parents, dll>trlct mE-eting to be held within dny. Mr. and Mrs. John Leitwlltr. the next two weeks and the cam· M• . Edw"id F'ran..z m•ll ,~, .. ,.. , Edith Y wtll to Mar·t•l • wilt Itt under way october 1 " ., '"' " · MrB. 0\Ull 11:0 P i•· Sum1ny from a weeks \'islt In Co- 1 tt th fl. t of the week aa dele- a.nd wtll clotte Mal1:h 31 In nearly lmnbto~ and Coming. She will be e a e rsM Ita T pl Py .h 1!00 !o dries In1 iiU parts or the vr the agno em e t un ''"t l tl "ni ' ne:cumpan lecl hy h ~.r ·laughter Mil's tute tun siS ters to ILttend 1rand lodge In ~tat~:: . The d..; r c cx-ecu ve c.,. • Lor ttu 1-...._ I tl d ''"'on the'' 1 - Mon""Y un"'l mlt•.ee •· oomposed of ~ix membere t' -.am. wru nt:en Y gra..... """ "' "" hi ! uat.t::d ns a nurse at n Columbus Wednesday. Mr!. voun8' wW be ac- &elec:.ed trom foundrle!! 1n t s eec--1 1hcsvi tul. companied by Chris BearhS and tton. '· Mr. and Mrs. Etlwarti Baut!r and . '" . , t wo ~hlldrcn left E:lturdny ~tor o. week end visit with re luUves In Clnc111natl. ' Mt' and Mrs. Henry Ko.t!ll of Dayton arrived Frldr.:; for a ,·i:;lt with Mrs .. Mary Huber and aliiCI" relat!VL"fl un·l friends. The Kautz family formPrly 11\·eel In Pomeroy. 'lhL'Y m oved w DayWn 28 yt!ars > I Sh ~--~ ·· .............. --··--···" Mr. an 1'1! . By U S W(·~'~r Buren~; Columbus Mr 1111d Mrs. Churles Mayn ?f Akrou vi!Hted M1~. Jr.nnle , Tny lor · Effrctlve pressure gracllents nu" Wednew1a,v. exist l!lltween an antl~cyclonlc o.reo Do•·uthy and Gertrude Stanley QVtt the St. Lawrence Valley and a have returned to Columbtls wlier\! low "ff'!isure area over lht! Missouri .... Under Ute lnHuence ol Lhe th ey will attend Echoul. valley. lorm('r !air, cooler weatllu preBemard Cunnln!lham or Evanrs valls over the northeastern district was a recent vUIIWr at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Clnll;ty Blctn~r. and under Lhe Influence or lh<: blMrs. J. ,J. Zeiher ol PnmeJoy w:::s ter warmer, unsettled wcallle1· i~; a recent vlstor here. I, Tht Controvt~~rGy In the C:hurch 1gencral over the Ml~sourl Valley Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Wllcoxln and at ;'ntloch I H. 1-.i}. ~co:n~!;:~!ut:f~"~l~~:~tl~l::;~m~~~ --- ~ and II! now spreadmM ell~twlll"d daughters ZJna. and Aubwn nt-l 'lHIK tlllflrulty wn11 n mo~t IH' L"i l)u!l hli bii.O been dealt no less t ha n o"¥er the upper Mlss lsslp!ll , tended the reunion of Sj.)llnlsh-Am- ; OIL)e, fur It the und upper Jake region. flw tam erlca11 war veterans at New Orleans 1.1!111 ,or .the 1 hnrch into .Tt>wl"h und ~i~~b~~~!' officer said she clld • • ro;"(:a has renchf. d ~outhern Wlscon~ La. j.(,pnllle lih·t.~lun8. It wns noltt fll,IPMet display nn." .. ,.,,t wo-y ""'' and 1mrthern llllnvL<; an.. Mr Burford or VIrginia Is a 1 tlon of the of tllfl 1,t•n. •,. •• ... , ciQuQines.l Is Increasing o~.er Juwer buslne!IS visitor here tll;>!l lnt,j1 IILP (hun·h: tluLt lm<l n the olltl:ht of her flv~ yea~· old Micl' l~an aud J.niama The w ·ath~ V: h h · . \ hf'ftn Aettl"d ~umt! \"l•ur~ hPf, rt• dRUiil.b.l.er, Barbara, who wn,; left l!r Is ulso mrsli!ttlcll ~nd .~h~Wt't) Mo~~aam~ t 1 !~ t s~:~u~lllf ~~gin 1 iwht'H I'NPr l'f'CI'lVPII (:~rnPI!ttl! urul nlone on the drifting Peng um nft;>r Saturt!ny momln~tbf' new B. & over much of Ute northwe~t umJ Is I te Y he P .s hw ~ . . 'o lW· ' IIIII llousehol(l. 't'lLP •JIIL•>~IInn Mw Cc.lllngs had beeu thrown ovrr- B. Sanliwlch Slltl)JJJl' on Eas t Maln mos:. lv flt ir over the su utllern ..-or- , ng ac n I.H c arge . C . Fur· I lfHII, On wiLlll Xl"oun<l ,., .. 1(1 ttwy bf'.,.rd and Mrs. Collings taken away 8tn.'t' L uc_nr llw l<~lect r rc Thealre, !lorn;.' bee, Mrs . P'Io~ncc McClung, M_18~ . h" , rPI "f'lv•~!1 !'illuuld Ul'nl i le cur1on the canoe She made only a cas- j ~'ll.S o~~lcrnlly ~ned. T~e Shoppt' 'Chc air pre!Jllure Is now decreas- Lelah J . ~II. Ml:;s Allee Clurkc I w•r.ts. h1• ro•OJUin•<l tf> kf't'p til e )fn· ual suggtostlou, according to Fonest, . !.as been rully ~oq.uiJ11Jed v.lth ~p·to- lni rather rnpldy over the lower and Mr. VanHorn. . : 11nlc L1~1~· 11s n o·m Ltl ltlml nf smlvuthat she wnuld like lo find the lJont I da Lr fixture~. a•ll!!tlcal!y lll"l nngcd d M'· -•··1 I . II• . d The Embryo Carpent.er s 4-H I limL?· I ILl II lSMile II"II>~ ht·un~lil m• lin lhe U.·sl of ~rv iN! n.t all times. an upper eastward ..,......, PP drlrt \a cy~;of thl11 un club under the supervision or 0 b t1 nr.d the .onby nnd her husband . ' Th, B &. the further · · · 1 Y Je ·cmn t llJ! 0 r 1 :~'rtn 111 llWil rrnm 6. Although t.h cre H.rc oountle.'O/i lhr- . l . oppe w11l serve nil art!D during the next 36 hours will M. Rice pnnetpal or lhe grade .Tt•l'tlll!l.~em whn lll•l'ln rl'li, "l·:~L'''I•t 1 . _ "''d a num•·· , of ftlli\ SY OIU"S , ktnd.~ tee won fiYP.ro dollars J"ef hP f'jn;mul"i:r.••ll ufl••r tl 1e mu t11 u•r u.· " .... • . d •ul Sa ndw,iches, .. tit creams, unsettle the weatl~er oon(Utions school malic contest 4 H In lubsthe t dra· tl M 0 1...~ 111110 L 1I{' HHY I'Ll"" (\·, 8 1 11 1 the lnvestlgutlon Into tht:! murder cs•u w., 0 te "'""5 que. y, l~n. th 11 k .. r - c te 1!' u>~t>~ •tlli.'S!lnn )"f' r'' ' clgareltt•s and tobaccos Also pll.- over e Oto va 11 ey and IB e .c- Mason county fair. 1). 'l'l1e Wit!! s o d ll!k ult 1 of tht Stu.mford. Corm .. yacht,...mtm trons will be acoomodal~d with reg- gion; hence, In this vlcHnlty war1 tht,tt l'ttul 1mrl n.~rnnhn!l wt•rp un111 proceeding without any ll.(lllrccl- ular mel'l.l~. plate lunches, and shcrt mer weather with Increasing duwlWEDDING ANNOUNCI:I\IF.NT 1 11hl,e In pllt th1•ru tu Jd!l•r 1ce. 'l'hl'i!ll! uble progress. ordcm, O.Jlpctlzl]l~ly prepared. \lnc&A may be expected tonight folMr and Mrs. 0 . E. Rummel of • J;>wl"h h•·!nllsl s lniLI tlw lt•ttr1· M J . E. and T. H. B Rke r wlil mana(tt! lowed by rain late tonl~ht tu-:d on!Mlnersvtlle announced here Batur- j till!' HnlptiiL"t> on lhl'ir l'lih•. 'l'h1•~· DIES IN DI\\'TON ,he new concern and will apprce- IBunday; with a further clwnge to do.y mornli11 the first annlvel'88.rY 1 couhl: JU>Iu l tu lhe •·ummHntl ••n· late tl1e patl'bnage o! all. Dine 1warmer Bundt~.y. Ihe! weddhll" of Ulelr- daucht.er . . jtl\nlng- till~ rlht UJlon lilt• mnl e WMd was received here Saturc\1\Y nnd dance ot the B & B IS the IllAlberta Mae Rwnmel to F. Carle~ children or the ('0\'lmnnl rwnpl" mornlnQ: of the dcaUlotMrs. JutJWS vltatlon to ull. · · Oltt\JN PR~CES Kaw11e. The couPle were married (Oen. I1:10-HI . l'nul \' 11 11111 nnt Beph:mber 18 1930 at the First! fl()llll to $D}' flcr!pturp Whf'r'e thts Pnrtlow, 76 yean of agl!, al il1:r !~t ill•" :ll DII Vlo!l about le n u"clock BURGLARS E N T E R Chicago, Sept. 19.-lNB-Orains Baptl~t ChurCh at Llt.chflt:ld and ublh::nllnn luul h<'I'IL llhi'OA"IHf'11. 11 11It Frli.ht)' night. cpenC'd uneven today . Wheat wa~ have kept the marriage a sacret l'unl llhuultl J•h•ud t hut ;\hntl il Mr n Furtlow Wll~ a former resl- GARAGE TAKE TIRES 1-tlc otr to 1-4c up, com uncha.ngt'd !ron:: their many frelnds nnd rela-1 WIIS .lustlllf'~llwr 1 'r~ hP wn:< t'll'ellllt tl'-'11r tJ! Me lM ~ county, huvtng li vto t-Bc down nnd oats unchanglld. lives r~r the .:.r;L 1re ;year. 'l'ney 1\IT 1::'~"' I t hill uiiT ~t;.: .. nlsl L"onl<l nuswrr, nBo. 1 fd hue !m· mnny; ~·cnrs. ~he wa s 1'he lock 011 Lhc G\HRI::C uf Openlnl!' prices: Wheat-Sept. ~0- resldh1g at 540 Miami St.·e~t. B ur- 1 r~;·"~· 11111 11 11 : 1 1 '~ .I:L~IItl l·n l1 1 ~.' 11 A I c .I. Rhode~ kit SaLurdlly for· 1 1 1 I hrPih~~;~ n\ \ 1~ ; 1 ~,, 1 ,"', 1 ,':,'.'1 :'1 ', .•·,1 l<l ~~ lr.-rtrc:t wberc II::! will ~1tknd th<' tilt· mother u( 16 LhHdren , ol whom · 111 m Da.llds. en Roule 7 nem· Flvo.. l -8; Dec. 50; Mar. 32!"1-8; May ;,4- bertun. mte )lrec.tdl'<l h r. r In death several Points. was sa.wcd off Tucsd::tl' II • 8 - 1• 4• " • Ican LEr,ion National CC·JWenI' ttor thP- mullf'r tu IlL ~' 11 :ot !iN" l"h!! l"<"il nmPt d yO:Itr.i a?·D,. The funt>ral H.c rvh".t'S h · Corn-Sept 423·4· Dec 38-381-8 tlo11 1 1 " II (!. ,I a mi t le ~::a,ra~e entere . Ti l'" M .. , ... M. 41·,... . nt .Jrnllllllf'm. .\ITI!I"Iilll"l .•·· l'alll will bQ . bl'ld In 01\ j'l :m T\ltsday ~~ · · ay • M J • 11 11 11 ar 23 5-a-3-&; May :J8 t-4. 1 j I OFF ll'O CONVENTIO!orl 'l;he matler wu ~ pbC:n l lnW lh ~ ~ I . 11. The Dellbtratlone of th 111 · da]'S visit with Mrs. Ed Fl"rtnz and hanf\ •, of" t he shcrltf, Wh,\ wM cnn ·. PRTS,UROH LIVESTOCK I __ co~ncll (n. u-~t l. fam1lv. ed l\:1m~h\le\y ufl.t!r tht . rullb t.: rp Ptttsbur·1h, l!kpt. 19-lNS-Hog'J I Jt!SII Custer wa.s taken (.( 1 lhn Uol1: I'Ptl'l"'~ ~pt•wh ln·. i.l-11 ). 11" Mri.. Norman Russell and sotl arPrank Will. Otto Krelnbihl , R:ll'- had h-en fllscovered bu l lo dat1' , Receipts 1100: .holdovers, 750; mar-l zcr heBpltal Friday aftu.lOQll fcl-1'-rgui'"tl t/1111 Uo1l hlld h•ll'll<' w!tUPHII jl"ived fro"\. C u lumbu~ Frlduy for u 11 1 mona Ebersbach, Raymond Hu : - dl~S to llre thll r 01: tlllevc.s ha:· kat very elo..v, moat!~ 15c lower; lowing MJ accldf!lit In Mille N{l. 'Hi to th~ •H'Cf'Jltn rwt• ur 1hfl t:¥uli!('.q wee': i'" nd vl~lt wlth lwr p:u·eut.:l, 1 brecht, and ltalJJh Ollmore , w.!rc· been obtnlncd. 170-250 IIJ!I .. 6o.75-6.00, i'll-1'10 Ills. , of tl"le Syracuse Mining Company hy g\\'ln;: tlw llul,· Xpll"lt tu tho•m M r. a!'d Mr&. J . R . Starr. on Mul amor~ thOI'It who moturc"d to Do•Thl' tires tn~t •l wne 3:lx4 she, 52&-575~ Plifl, mot~tly ~75-1110; pack- at Syracuse, In which ht received I 1111 1tnf~ t ll f' ·''' l'""' u,·t ll 10:!\1-:W). berry AVE:nue. tl'Oit to attend tho Natlnnol AJ'u - u~d WCI'c, Bieber linK dill·~. Ar~uylll, 1ng sows il.boUt steadY, Odd lot 300- n. t;.roken leQ:. 1 Rln~. tiWI'('furt'. lilld !Lui] IIHI JLllt It Mr tllL1 Mrs. Jo..a rl P t rsons of 1 o;cn n Legion cc nventlcn. RivcJilt<t~ and QooJ:-·r·. ull . pmct!- 475 · ' · Upon ouu11onn~ 1 on at lh~ ho..'>pltul llli"ITerenl"{•. It Wt1!!111 l•e folly f1 1r Hunthlll,tcll are s;u(;s tr, of tht• form · -~---cal!y 1:rw. ~ai~le : ~~:,C\1?~ 25 : market ~ no- It wns round that the femur bOne fhP.m to Lhl 110 • er's 1-rother, L. A . Perwm~ :t.nd wife . .o\'1'1l'ENU llANct: ·--mIll Y un .........ng.,... In the upper par~ 01 Ule leg had 2. l'nul Hlld Hu1·nuhn!t rPILf'ur,f'LI I " Mr. a .ut Mn. J r,hn Weln of ~r anQ. 'Mr~ Hermu n H c. f!n~·r DUY'S VONUI"tJoN SI::RlOUS . .Calves: Rocetpta. 2~; market be b k 1:1 (, t . ll ) ' !hE'll" P:t]").:Ofl<'hl'f' (\" l:.l) . 'I'IIH tnhl Murray ml)" U. l"!' VISiting re lntlvcs Mr. ttnd •M.rl!. Ouy Lynch, Mr. II <!(~' _....:..._ stpdy; _ a f~w good and choicH toe~ !.Qr1~::~ u l was Ul.~ lOU\! 1' )LOl\' thot Uutl hHI\.111'! hi,; srnt Qt •Ill MonkPy Run. Mrs ]Jarvfl)' Pier·(·,'. Mr 0111 M1 ~. r:.nl Fl.<"h r 1· , who frll it om 14 "trt'<· vealerK, a.oq~o.&O; most ofter)n~~:~. ~ cu~tcf " I C~i\ •<I the mjur 1·, uppl~J'" 111 an 11 11 ' 1 ~" tn·•••H·hln~ uf "' 11 1· ] Mrs. CuH1criue :t;we1fel and dnu ' l~nl'l RdbPI. Mt·. und Mrs. Arun a~ld wn~ ln.kl·n t{, t he Jlolu:r \ 1\u:.~ 4-7.50, grandlng cull to medium . wh , t fIll 11 th . ' , \'ntlon h~· 1-:"I"Jll'•' tlLrnngh r.t!lh atmrt !!;htn· M•s. Smith leH Sa~unlay fo r ••ct M M Sbeep . fl:ecelpts 500; mb.rket en a ro', 0 11 (' e muH.: rrum 1111 ! wo1·t;:~ nf !hi! lnw hy th e ,. 1 ..... J m ~ and ••u . an: rs. ar 1ou p 1tll 1 a 1I'W 11uys ngo, I\ LIS given a !ltead;y; batter grude lambs, scaling plnnlnl!' h 1 leg bene!lth . Mhwrs lrurldn~: of ~ i;:ns und Wlli\Lii•ra ·O nm~ to \'islt Mrs. Zweifel's lli.C!ford o.nd da ughlrr attended an blood traus luslcn 'l'IHn:StiaJ'. He wn•; 68 lbs .. upward, 'l.00-'1.50; llghtco ~vho wt>rc wnrk:nl! nee.!" o::t.racted 1 tlll'llllgh tlu•m. datl ghtcl", Mrs. Elmer Diehl who Be l 19 .1 93 S ' 10'"0ullt)' W murder In the aeooncl desree" the verdict broqht in by a jury apinat. Claude Port.h, yout.b of Fruiera Bottom near here, who wu accuaed. of the murder of on.. ver Gibson, on 1Jle n!Jbt ol J\tly 12: The verdict ol tbe jury h•d ameoded the eharae as was read in the indictment, t.o read from 1\ni:t degree murder to seoond deane murder. The verdict ended a two day 1ess1on which had created quite an Interest here. Judie Lewis H. MUler defen ed pa&&lnl sentence on the youth, and be was returned 00 the COWltY jall here lacina: a prl8on term of from llve 00 el&:hteen years. Forth's mother and sisters were with him wben the verdict was renderd and had atood by him throllib. the enUre trlal. Point Pleaaant, ... ... COMICS Po:nt Plellll&Dt, W . Va .. Sept. 19>• - Judie Lewll H. Miller sent.enceel Claude Furth, 20, t.o I~ )'et.ra lm• prial.lnment ln tht! State PeuHf..:.l'" tiary lor the &lllyinr of Ollvar Ol.b110!1 near the Mt. Ollve church on July 1:1. A motion tor a new trtal wllB dented Porth'• counsel. i W M Burt on Age d Resident Of' Middteport ' Probated • SecoDd De1ree Murder Verdict .- ... Pt. Plee,.•t Jury Brin•• ie 1 THEM TO a~t 1 ope~ln1 open John Winnina Adrnita En· f:_· ~~ ~aret ~r:..._d EmH ,my ] I , , ee1 ...,~.;;, e en The cabinet m~ 1 t~t; n wl:o a.re teriDI Canterbury Home . SChaefer, Charlotte Nyc ; Mr. H. L . undernood to bold. such vteWII &f .. : Th R w· d I l!,ppeltn, Harold P'l&ber, Davld I Secretary of the Treasury Mellon~ I ru ear an ow . Cuckler and Albert Coate&. ThOo!Je I OK GIVE 1rft'e eompletely dc~troyrd ._ Mason Countian Is Found Guiltf atudenta &~.loon. PHONE 304-J .ot Purl Hyaell on Thomas Fork ~D_t! rRobbery Suspect To LEAVE~ waoo•. I Senate's Two Bli:iid Men ·c . The rauowtna" wtll eater I Con f esses rime Ohio un..or....,.,. •• Albena lor ""' I __ the taU aemester Mau- l not entail the retum or tb.e -T<>- Ditutrout Fire JileJ1ts for so me lhur, wh lll:' <ConUnued rrom oa.w;e NEWS ITEMS nf l I Hoover TELEPHONE . ' QUALITY, SERVICE .\NO CONTINUOUS ADV£RTISING MAKE OCCASIONAL CU~tOM~S .R,EGULAR CUSTOM£J{S ·a • , l"aiiiiiiiiCIIIIIIIIIIIIIII:IIII:IIIIIIII•lllllllllliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiAII!I'l\11••••~ · ,-!'lilli!!iiii!IMIJI!IIIII.,IIII•I'II!lllllllll . .• M> , , •• •• "' ... llll'lilif. ; I I . .. �-- ; ' .. ,.. -. .--- ...... .. ,. :ATHER FORECAST- F=iT"'---'i-'TT;;r"i'"7ri~;;:- . Oenerally fair and conttnufd ' .· ' t.nd Tuesday except probably Joea) 1:tuiD- v..:·c.:.L L. "'t~ I '-· I \.) \" )I) MY DEAR, "I. T~IN~ YouR HAIR I~ '111: 'S. -• ?OWN WONOEtO!FUL! ··• So N,ICE. A.NO LON6 -- OH, t»-U6WT1£~ l>EAR! --Yco.Ul .EAU I~ OUT ~I ...NO H'C:o: WANT'S. 'TO 'T-..<li. "t''U ,.!!)lit. "1- ,o;.I..MO ~ T I"T' S 'TO MY I<Nritf'\ -·- - lil.l(i,~Y ~ t W P I-?.C'?~ Tuesday near Lakt ErJe. .E M 6 AND 'NE 'l.L l:=IN D 0 oJT H 0 ¥.1 Ml)GI-' -..IOU \<;NOW 1 'Cit. 1< '1 A r-- -~ "'QY·· •••• f'-10"1" A SA GUE S 6 E:AD A"f I LII<E YO~!<: ~EW .,~E. -. - Gr01f' .,;; H or.t"T 'I'M ~OWN W I"TH ·"· TH1i. ENou~?· LISSEN, I::!ASE, THE. CORNE~ PHONli. • • A.T 91(; NEVIl Ral'..p ~ T1i'I=O:.. --- WANN A A (;rO ~0)1', j'L..L SROCKED BY IARTH HAl PART Of OHIOIS IS OAMAG[O $1 0.~00 'B~ TH~~l&: '3 I 1=' 1::-y - - - A. L L "t \tl£ GQ'T "t' o ~0 I "i:, "0. 1.. I P: I N.'TO A 'DR. e:: "0. o;,. AN 'D RUN "THE. CoMI3 'THE.. 0\...'0 IV\,O..N'.,_ . posur~ • PA.A. '(;;IQ'N T '"ur: c:1t t. ,,,~ \-IAIR..-CUT1 ~="OR. L\\TLE. ':.~N.'f 200, Hardeat Hit In Statili hea A'nd Reaidence Are ·.' ~nd Damaaed \'\ ~JO'"' IH A "f )f IWO·IHIRD~ IS MORE \HAN OAlt::' 1-\AL~ 7 ) BUT NONE INJURED THROUCirl-l 'ar South Aa Ohio River aDd ·ted Disturbance•; "Ten· Said To Be Cauae MY 1--lP...IR. --- 'Jlll~' v rew minutes and apparentiy · t tt n t•·.r·ng near Lima, but it "''~ Dumb Dora IJ n•-wo:'os . "DoRIO. 'T~".Lt<•"'"" ~ELL-0 1 Q.oO- ·- TQ TI-I~T Q.QOO\,.OQ!(.IIo((i, 'S.~EII<, QIIJ: ~UNNINr',. ~ ... , ... ~, HELL O. Ck'?IM·A A)E.NILI E ('tfll,.. WELL, 'I G-Ulir~ .. 't''l.l ALONG-- -- TooQ\•.'it.·'QpQ1 t>o~,.:! PAUl- . L.OVW:W!!.L\.1 s ....y .. T<-11~ ~· A I<OR I~ (i.ONNA G<>l~"'' NIG>~"f' G>o __.-'-.J U ,_ ~0 ~I.IO.C.~'i. "Dol'lA.-- ~OM£1-!c:MI 't "tX>N'T L IJ<IIt ""'"''"-'•·· 0~ -- X'M 6 !I I S AID . < 1-- r-"-... H E. LLO C" 'I tt c: t)A."f'lt WI'T\-1 Yell.\ 'Tb - NIO.I-\T, Rap .. ... 'I.•'E.R-- "t WI'NlCI :1 J = ~01)1\16. """'0 00 ~..,~ ' r Rl;:A~ING- --. DO A CARR'/ TH'€M IA.l"iHERE ~-001-100 ~- · IF YOW ROON£-V RU~t<llTT! Ho\IJ D"RIF YOU Tli!>LI<. • • "I. 1Ht.1' 1 ... 1q1--p you L WA' CfQ\NC,. L..IKL .n•v L You 13U'T FOie~ :r. HOI'4JY, TU~I'< OFF TI-lE "SooO!t•Y•. 'io~WC q>_.-...,.1!' T WITH iHI'.T E P.O.UL- ' • • 1<;. 'lOUR MA M A. 1-< I f0· 'iOU DO IT. 1-\UI-\.ELMER? CiJ,('in natl, Springfield. Dayton Zanrr.vllle. Cairo and West Minister. 0 .. and Rlchmonr1 , Connorsvilk ln::tlannnoli~ and Liberty, Ind 1a ll :-~port f'd fePimg the du;tuJ"bo.nce. Kt'nl ncky cities ulso felt the uhock Ohio's last previom; earthquakewas In Mar. 8. 1929, when a mJid. . shock strm:k near BeUefpntalpe. On Feb. l.5. 1925, the Ohio river territory. In southwestern_ . Ob¥J, was hit, and 1\ month later, dD Mar. 26, a. similar tremor occurrtcl. No serious damage was reported~ uny of the shocks. l.''-1- \Q. "'104 IJ\"bP! 'IQ. . . .· GEE WHI"Z. -"!olD t.'IVI CftONNA DO "'-<::MI< INO. Ul=l I'LL ,..INC I ! ... G>e,w! . 'S.HS: ~K"'~~y 1'va I"'\ I~ 'JUt:>G-lii:P l-lt.11t·· ~ ~OM to: R!'E"-t:>1NG.! -· 1.00"'~ .....~ . . S.t-110. t'l' ,._\.1- 'ltlq.~T-~&A.QI"i!ir I 'Was end~ . R "'NP HQrQE Ch urch and eornerston eM of the I'' .chutrh w~re torn loMe. In adl, the damage •t Anna was · stirnRt ~ d at $10.000. !lt<Jbody Wll inJ ured, although dozens wert · fr!ghlened . The tremor tn the vtllage ~truck a t at:out 6 P . M Sid :1ey. county seat and only a l ."f'w n•!les from Anna . .!i Uff~red trom · h e bll me shock . At WapalronPin the floors .shook ~~ nd Uisht'S danced on :<:u p per table1. "l th ourh t an n.ulomobilc twJ iUmJ.•C' d off the roa d and struck the ~ousr .. ~aid p o!ir ·~ mnn Arthur 8ocl o! W[lpakoneta . li!tlinR" with startlinw s ud l.k!nneu ~ he ~t:ake la Fted from 10 to 30 510· A 01-1. ""wl«l<io-~,.. ex· The !'becks. 11 .!Urvey sho\led lod11y, spread t hro ugh weslft'l) Ol1io and ca ~ tcn Ind'Wna . . 1.. Zan:•.;dlk ma :1 rt>portf'd the shock ~ ayil•g it wa!; (){ dcdded inlenRtty; Am--a, 0._ a 8he l'oy counly village · rf 200 po pttlnliton . wus reported to ' • ~ h hu.rdt':o; t hit. Ti1 · nllage hi!lh school, bot..h lbt :vw•1-s ch urches. and nearly h em~.· '.1•erC' shaken and • .,,;.,,,d. Cl•h nt>yr; t•·pplt>d from 111d ·nudum1isc l"A.ttled frcm vc& lc the floor in a ge ne ral .tt .-\.unn .. A Wil li oL the _., EpjN:;(·pal \\11-lAT , ... .-\_ C:A"''T I<Ee:~ Tl-\jl.."t THIO.T G-UY··- OU'I" ·• '-' llffl ~· tr-nt to 11n· cltlu:ns wl!h ~ d tcnH::nt . K'AI~! "\loL Lo '· t:Liv\Er.? 1 j>.I"RA.I$) To 'l.TAV W~Y. • warm 'tj.. ow• IHI~ I~ _,..,.q t:IQW I-I£1t ~~ IT IS Tokyo. Sept. :!1-JNS-I!JUJe pet. .'>0113 Wf!r.e killed and scorca lnjlll'td by nn earthquake which occUr.ttd ~oday with !h eplcf"nt.er ·a.l Y.:!Wl8- pya 40 mlle~~ north of Tokyo. Ntm~ P r ou.s fires b:·ui:e out af~ th{' qua.kt>. H ra v~· property darr.i;e Wr>li ft'ared. --· I 6A'I IT~ A HOT t: ii-IIN~ "'!;'l-1-. ~0 Qt(i.HT A h·---1 \-lOT -JOB! 'D<:IR A I'.N "t:b~•ctY··· I'I.L SAY JOB! IN TEI-'- ·~~T rT \ Writ.len expresell' for I K. S. Columbus, 0. . Sept. 21--'.lbe earth disturban ces noted In OftJo ltf.St night were what are tnowp .81 "tension quakes." Qua;kl:!S: of .~ nature often occur wtth.Qut beD ~ detected by the average person. · l They are liable to take p!4ce a.i MY time amd are due 1'9 age or a portion of the. interior · Of the earth with the outer 1&.)ij1 trying to adjust themselves. Thit the tremors were felt In Wl!ll~! Ohio and eastern Indiana. make,.) seem probable that the ad~ustme on t his OCCB..!ilou took plilcf aJoal t he fault line which begins near Watl!rvliJe, 0 ., and elrt.ends southward through that part o1 &b.t :a: sb"'*" ' Co,.,._ IN, ' 9U"f Do~A I'S. NO't' ,..._.,- HOI"\lt-- Rot:) •. ~1-1~ WE.NT O~T TI-\1'S. t VEN. IN G7 -· HIIH?.. HOM(£ NOT AT 7. : WHY-· YOI.l M u ';. 1' ~£ ('II I~Tjlo,~~N - • '1.-!, •. ·state. ,. This line ,of fault ~- near Lima aud Findlay and In Adami county becomes a break wh1cl\ .hu been the scene of numei'OWI adJUif 1nents In the past. The Mme Unt bas bf!en traced down i n to cen traJ. kentucky, where It adjoins tbe "Larue" fault of western Kentu«*¥,· No dlsturbancea In Ohio eyer • Ukely 00 be at. all aerJous as tht tranlte rock underlyirlJ thl.ll atate bas become cool. "nle lower atra'b &re approximately 3.000 feet below Lhe earth's surface in the westenl part Qf the state. The tremor or last night may have developed a break either near the ITOUnd letel 'JI' at the lower strata. The eta.NJ ~bably waa Umtted to a rew In~ ,.. and It II hardJ,y likely if abJ pfreams were affected or any noUcj ¥>'e chanaea made on &he •uriW. .. '! i. .I • ' I I ... .... ' ·· ~ . ~~ . . ' ......... -........... J . �-- ; ' .. ,.. -. .--- ...... .. ,. :ATHER FORECAST- F=iT"'---'i-'TT;;r"i'"7ri~;;:- . Oenerally fair and conttnufd ' .· ' t.nd Tuesday except probably Joea) 1:tuiD- v..:·c.:.L L. "'t~ I '-· I \.) \" )I) MY DEAR, "I. T~IN~ YouR HAIR I~ '111: 'S. -• ?OWN WONOEtO!FUL! ··• So N,ICE. A.NO LON6 -- OH, t»-U6WT1£~ l>EAR! --Yco.Ul .EAU I~ OUT ~I ...NO H'C:o: WANT'S. 'TO 'T-..<li. "t''U ,.!!)lit. "1- ,o;.I..MO ~ T I"T' S 'TO MY I<Nritf'\ -·- - lil.l(i,~Y ~ t W P I-?.C'?~ Tuesday near Lakt ErJe. .E M 6 AND 'NE 'l.L l:=IN D 0 oJT H 0 ¥.1 Ml)GI-' -..IOU \<;NOW 1 'Cit. 1< '1 A r-- -~ "'QY·· •••• f'-10"1" A SA GUE S 6 E:AD A"f I LII<E YO~!<: ~EW .,~E. -. - Gr01f' .,;; H or.t"T 'I'M ~OWN W I"TH ·"· TH1i. ENou~?· LISSEN, I::!ASE, THE. CORNE~ PHONli. • • A.T 91(; NEVIl Ral'..p ~ T1i'I=O:.. --- WANN A A (;rO ~0)1', j'L..L SROCKED BY IARTH HAl PART Of OHIOIS IS OAMAG[O $1 0.~00 'B~ TH~~l&: '3 I 1=' 1::-y - - - A. L L "t \tl£ GQ'T "t' o ~0 I "i:, "0. 1.. I P: I N.'TO A 'DR. e:: "0. o;,. AN 'D RUN "THE. CoMI3 'THE.. 0\...'0 IV\,O..N'.,_ . posur~ • PA.A. '(;;IQ'N T '"ur: c:1t t. ,,,~ \-IAIR..-CUT1 ~="OR. L\\TLE. ':.~N.'f 200, Hardeat Hit In Statili hea A'nd Reaidence Are ·.' ~nd Damaaed \'\ ~JO'"' IH A "f )f IWO·IHIRD~ IS MORE \HAN OAlt::' 1-\AL~ 7 ) BUT NONE INJURED THROUCirl-l 'ar South Aa Ohio River aDd ·ted Disturbance•; "Ten· Said To Be Cauae MY 1--lP...IR. --- 'Jlll~' v rew minutes and apparentiy · t tt n t•·.r·ng near Lima, but it "''~ Dumb Dora IJ n•-wo:'os . "DoRIO. 'T~".Lt<•"'"" ~ELL-0 1 Q.oO- ·- TQ TI-I~T Q.QOO\,.OQ!(.IIo((i, 'S.~EII<, QIIJ: ~UNNINr',. ~ ... , ... ~, HELL O. Ck'?IM·A A)E.NILI E ('tfll,.. WELL, 'I G-Ulir~ .. 't''l.l ALONG-- -- TooQ\•.'it.·'QpQ1 t>o~,.:! PAUl- . L.OVW:W!!.L\.1 s ....y .. T<-11~ ~· A I<OR I~ (i.ONNA G<>l~"'' NIG>~"f' G>o __.-'-.J U ,_ ~0 ~I.IO.C.~'i. "Dol'lA.-- ~OM£1-!c:MI 't "tX>N'T L IJ<IIt ""'"''"-'•·· 0~ -- X'M 6 !I I S AID . < 1-- r-"-... H E. LLO C" 'I tt c: t)A."f'lt WI'T\-1 Yell.\ 'Tb - NIO.I-\T, Rap .. ... 'I.•'E.R-- "t WI'NlCI :1 J = ~01)1\16. """'0 00 ~..,~ ' r Rl;:A~ING- --. DO A CARR'/ TH'€M IA.l"iHERE ~-001-100 ~- · IF YOW ROON£-V RU~t<llTT! Ho\IJ D"RIF YOU Tli!>LI<. • • "I. 1Ht.1' 1 ... 1q1--p you L WA' CfQ\NC,. L..IKL .n•v L You 13U'T FOie~ :r. HOI'4JY, TU~I'< OFF TI-lE "SooO!t•Y•. 'io~WC q>_.-...,.1!' T WITH iHI'.T E P.O.UL- ' • • 1<;. 'lOUR MA M A. 1-< I f0· 'iOU DO IT. 1-\UI-\.ELMER? CiJ,('in natl, Springfield. Dayton Zanrr.vllle. Cairo and West Minister. 0 .. and Rlchmonr1 , Connorsvilk ln::tlannnoli~ and Liberty, Ind 1a ll :-~port f'd fePimg the du;tuJ"bo.nce. Kt'nl ncky cities ulso felt the uhock Ohio's last previom; earthquakewas In Mar. 8. 1929, when a mJid. . shock strm:k near BeUefpntalpe. On Feb. l.5. 1925, the Ohio river territory. In southwestern_ . Ob¥J, was hit, and 1\ month later, dD Mar. 26, a. similar tremor occurrtcl. No serious damage was reported~ uny of the shocks. l.''-1- \Q. "'104 IJ\"bP! 'IQ. . . .· GEE WHI"Z. -"!olD t.'IVI CftONNA DO "'-<::MI< INO. Ul=l I'LL ,..INC I ! ... G>e,w! . 'S.HS: ~K"'~~y 1'va I"'\ I~ 'JUt:>G-lii:P l-lt.11t·· ~ ~OM to: R!'E"-t:>1NG.! -· 1.00"'~ .....~ . . S.t-110. t'l' ,._\.1- 'ltlq.~T-~&A.QI"i!ir I 'Was end~ . R "'NP HQrQE Ch urch and eornerston eM of the I'' .chutrh w~re torn loMe. In adl, the damage •t Anna was · stirnRt ~ d at $10.000. !lt<Jbody Wll inJ ured, although dozens wert · fr!ghlened . The tremor tn the vtllage ~truck a t at:out 6 P . M Sid :1ey. county seat and only a l ."f'w n•!les from Anna . .!i Uff~red trom · h e bll me shock . At WapalronPin the floors .shook ~~ nd Uisht'S danced on :<:u p per table1. "l th ourh t an n.ulomobilc twJ iUmJ.•C' d off the roa d and struck the ~ousr .. ~aid p o!ir ·~ mnn Arthur 8ocl o! W[lpakoneta . li!tlinR" with startlinw s ud l.k!nneu ~ he ~t:ake la Fted from 10 to 30 510· A 01-1. ""wl«l<io-~,.. ex· The !'becks. 11 .!Urvey sho\led lod11y, spread t hro ugh weslft'l) Ol1io and ca ~ tcn Ind'Wna . . 1.. Zan:•.;dlk ma :1 rt>portf'd the shock ~ ayil•g it wa!; (){ dcdded inlenRtty; Am--a, 0._ a 8he l'oy counly village · rf 200 po pttlnliton . wus reported to ' • ~ h hu.rdt':o; t hit. Ti1 · nllage hi!lh school, bot..h lbt :vw•1-s ch urches. and nearly h em~.· '.1•erC' shaken and • .,,;.,,,d. Cl•h nt>yr; t•·pplt>d from 111d ·nudum1isc l"A.ttled frcm vc& lc the floor in a ge ne ral .tt .-\.unn .. A Wil li oL the _., EpjN:;(·pal \\11-lAT , ... .-\_ C:A"''T I<Ee:~ Tl-\jl.."t THIO.T G-UY··- OU'I" ·• '-' llffl ~· tr-nt to 11n· cltlu:ns wl!h ~ d tcnH::nt . K'AI~! "\loL Lo '· t:Liv\Er.? 1 j>.I"RA.I$) To 'l.TAV W~Y. • warm 'tj.. ow• IHI~ I~ _,..,.q t:IQW I-I£1t ~~ IT IS Tokyo. Sept. :!1-JNS-I!JUJe pet. .'>0113 Wf!r.e killed and scorca lnjlll'td by nn earthquake which occUr.ttd ~oday with !h eplcf"nt.er ·a.l Y.:!Wl8- pya 40 mlle~~ north of Tokyo. Ntm~ P r ou.s fires b:·ui:e out af~ th{' qua.kt>. H ra v~· property darr.i;e Wr>li ft'ared. --· I 6A'I IT~ A HOT t: ii-IIN~ "'!;'l-1-. ~0 Qt(i.HT A h·---1 \-lOT -JOB! 'D<:IR A I'.N "t:b~•ctY··· I'I.L SAY JOB! IN TEI-'- ·~~T rT \ Writ.len expresell' for I K. S. Columbus, 0. . Sept. 21--'.lbe earth disturban ces noted In OftJo ltf.St night were what are tnowp .81 "tension quakes." Qua;kl:!S: of .~ nature often occur wtth.Qut beD ~ detected by the average person. · l They are liable to take p!4ce a.i MY time amd are due 1'9 age or a portion of the. interior · Of the earth with the outer 1&.)ij1 trying to adjust themselves. Thit the tremors were felt In Wl!ll~! Ohio and eastern Indiana. make,.) seem probable that the ad~ustme on t his OCCB..!ilou took plilcf aJoal t he fault line which begins near Watl!rvliJe, 0 ., and elrt.ends southward through that part o1 &b.t :a: sb"'*" ' Co,.,._ IN, ' 9U"f Do~A I'S. NO't' ,..._.,- HOI"\lt-- Rot:) •. ~1-1~ WE.NT O~T TI-\1'S. t VEN. IN G7 -· HIIH?.. HOM(£ NOT AT 7. : WHY-· YOI.l M u ';. 1' ~£ ('II I~Tjlo,~~N - • '1.-!, •. ·state. ,. This line ,of fault ~- near Lima aud Findlay and In Adami county becomes a break wh1cl\ .hu been the scene of numei'OWI adJUif 1nents In the past. The Mme Unt bas bf!en traced down i n to cen traJ. kentucky, where It adjoins tbe "Larue" fault of western Kentu«*¥,· No dlsturbancea In Ohio eyer • Ukely 00 be at. all aerJous as tht tranlte rock underlyirlJ thl.ll atate bas become cool. "nle lower atra'b &re approximately 3.000 feet below Lhe earth's surface in the westenl part Qf the state. The tremor or last night may have developed a break either near the ITOUnd letel 'JI' at the lower strata. The eta.NJ ~bably waa Umtted to a rew In~ ,.. and It II hardJ,y likely if abJ pfreams were affected or any noUcj ¥>'e chanaea made on &he •uriW. .. '! i. .I • ' I I ... .... ' ·· ~ . ~~ . . ' ......... -........... J . �r/J AN;SI TF <' lif O STAT s r ~ ,. "' Vs~u~ c·O t s r., A·,,.(. H ir.H L ''J •. .-, ,...J c READERS NOTICE-If • want the Newa Oflice of The Daily Tribune, call 236-L; if the Buai.neaa Ollice aak for 202-R. you FULL LE ~<; '1l<'EM lAi'ER WH..U·<:> RusH? 'll4" l<:t.!OW Wl-IA'T 1-lA'PPeNEl) '10 ~ Yl!!A'Qi We 010!)&1:ll;'t) CAI>'D'!> J,.o.l~i';LA'S'T ovo C...,,..,. ......, A"'D OUQ I"PI'E~ VOL. VI 11-\l':> YEAQ I' M C.ONNA 'iA\IE 1'11Eiol IN "'11-l'E MAlLS EA!>LY! I AIN''T ~!! k'IND 01" A lou'( WHO wArTS F!lR i>!E LASi C/IR unr Ut - - -- - --- I t.-1 6-0NNA Ol'IDEQ 'TW&M 'TQ))AY ~ ... LEASED WIRE OF INTERNATIONAL NEWS N0.8 WEATHER FORECASTOenera.lly fair and oonUnul'd , • 1JU1Il ~ night and Tuesday ('Xcept probably klcal tlltm- denhowers Tuesday near Lake Erie. SERVICE PRIC:t!:-SUNDA Y 6 UEN'l'tl \ • ••• ¥¥¥. •••• •••• •••• •••• • ••• • ••• English People Requested To Keep Composur~ C~l~ mN~A~D m "::'~~~J,R£~~ M~RE TftflUBlE IN' News Flashes !tHIEF mCUTiiE'~~H::.AM~s:ro 8UtKm STATE IS R~tKE~ OY miD AB~NOON[ 0TO AID -~ IN r!Nijml JAM ~~~~;t~~ ~FFINC ~~ TR~~PS ~::li\J:i"§i:€ TO DE PRESfNT AT ;::J.~:zr:;.J¥:~';~ TEMBlOR: tENTRAl PART OF DHIH~S 1 IIUNTER IS , \·. !Ir, Gr:lham's sJst.er, when Kane Of OBLIGATION I'M Graham Kane, was confirmed b\' B)o\Vnlt!y today. . "I Interfered,"' l~ .so.id, ""and U J had not there wouid have bt:en &o open 11st light. I stopped Graham." To Sell Gold At fixed Price ; Exchan11e lo Cloaed for Day ('oL LE <:T lt-.1 b HOCKING By O'M'O D. TOLIBCHUS MIN[R5 ~I'"~ :~:~c r::.\'.ie~:~rgle~r.!;.d~it~.'oi,; Shelby County Village Of 200, Hardest Hit In Statai High School, Churches And Residence Are " Shaken And Damaged MANY FRIGHTENED BUT NONE INJURED ~! . .Pl;:.~u:e·r:no~·~:·~~- !a:t~~~~~ Of Federal Treaaury At Present 1 In I008, 1907 and 1904 Many Communitie1 As Far South Ae Ohio River aDd North To Lima Reported Di1turbances; uTen .. B C re~;pPcthf'ly. WOMAN KillER IS By I ~. ~pt-1 ~l-l.NS--o~r I · wliLL, I WOUlD IF I IHOU(,H'T I COUlD 4ET \IV 'THE PAPER . lao-rs; I'T-S MY C'kA"JCE 'TO MAilE C,OME MQNo"l' substJtut~ -I~S- ~wt•·l ·llg WILLIAM K. IIUTCHJNSON .' lion Quakea" Said To e auee JNB Sluff Comspunucnt C.;htmhu> . 0 2ept 21 '"'''' ' few minute' ocd apparently !Copyrlwht, 1931, tly 1 N. 8 .1 While Ohtoam look a smn·, f near Lll11a . bul It wac; 1 Olympiu. Hall, Detroit. Sept. :.a - 1 <hull"f!eli . beiH•vt;d on !\' :-hghL. ·to !Ire citizens \\lib Hl!rbert Roover today re·enllstd f'1 hy U!J unusuulh,· intnJ~-oe ',1o:~ ··J tc :Hr nt the soldlero ot th' world war in la.t night. Reo ln,LI> ' "d" ' ' T he ,heck' a ,. -vcy 'ho""'d 11 other fight to save th(' nutum·-thls i · to explain :-.,n, :· today, spread through wt-ster:u Ume rrom the e ffl'•:ts of , , and ra£te: n lncllilna . . A the world dPpresglon ro.Ltu r Lhan ' -.- Slipping of stra!a tmder 1ov; 0z 111n.1,;dl lc mu: t"f'pmlt·d the 11 the guns of a threatenlna enemy . 1 Who Outwit Mob Of 4,000 · t>artl·.".s J;Urfate·- 11. 11 wa •; 1cf dcdned The he SH.Id, "b; second : And Spirit Murderer ! :t• li\ l' Anra. o .. a Shelby counly villaae only to war. T 0 Slate prtaon . • •.. b ·llcred ·11 papulati on. wus rep(Jrted .to Facing the men of the Amerk.m ')· · :bo hit 1 Leaton, aMembled here In atmuul No 6t'riou!5 dam.11.g f' wa.~ r~portcd Tu · \"illl\gt' high sc hool, both the 1 Mound!!VIIlt!, W. Va . $ept. :n -! (iour by tht> ft·l'mm which uccurrchulches. and nearly IN8-BnatA:hed trom a mob of 4.000 1•d 111 tiHee dl:>tinct shocks, lasting '.\·crt' aud dan axed.' ""' Detroit. Bept. :.!I-INS-· whlch wanl.tld to hang him . Harry • Cl'! tr-ppled trom 1 hOUI.K 1 city or Portlimd., P . Powers. the mall order matrl- 1 •nd :Hf'rch.awt!sc m itie<i frcm .sll1d.., 1 wall vb·tually as&li"Cd of the monlal slayer. was today und.e1· 1 , ves tc the tloor lll 8 general &taEie lth.. eQDvCAUoa-:tll- ttia ..Am.. lapeoial IIWI.rd in the death howre -.1)_.;.. .tt .-\.Hna .. A wall oLthe erlctln LE:gjon toJiy althou1h the .YtafA! prfsoil. j ~r !I;J>Jsc<pnl Ch111·ch "WitS ~ thla yeal''l oonventJou wJII AlLer the mob ~;urrounded the ., snd eornen;tones or the lq the meantime reporUJ from report . Jail at Clarkllburg. W. Va.. where , - .~hur<'h WC're lorn look!. London, Sept. 2!-INBunl.., liukden &uld that Renj! Delhat'O not render 0 dooi&IQp tmll l Powen had been a prisoner olnce l Aa He Rehmu to Job After In ull, the damage at Anna 1 permitted to work u had been appointed head of the DEAD WOMAN FOUND Thursdl.ly. arrested for killing two women and I Beine ReiMtated by at Sto.OOO. Nobody wu ...,.. ·-... nan. McNabb was elected by Japane11e administration there, and Clevelllnd, Sept. 2 l-IN8-a.diJ three children, he was secreted G Wh' although dozens wert gold was lu.lci tu lllcl that JapanellE! forces, after a series bruised and with a knife wowtd In owuy to the o•lson he-. n... .. ,.._ 1 ovemor Jle F d th U •·• State• miners It was claimed, but o 8UJ h lh body t "' • .... frlghlf'ncd TI1e Ln·mor in the vu .. 1 l"ance an m...,._, . the, coal compan)· rei used to of sanfiuinury ensagements, had the r I t arm, e o a om- convention, he wa.med them tliat was sneaked through a dark pu.s· 1 at atout 6 p M 0 him w work. obtalned a firm hold on Manchurla •.t:ilnl:! Rlnt emtlopty uhlu creatted sage-way to the rear of the jail · Oulumbus, 0 .. S."pt. 21-INBSld:ley. county seal and only a 6 Allhoutrh the coal company otfl.· as far north as Ch'Bngchun, t.enm. ua n "' req re~; ac ll.ln u1 111.nd rushed here by 11utomoblle. · Quotmg stl\~ fair manager Charles .l'w wiles rrom Anna. ~;utf·t-t'Cd rrom today. clals ha.d tagged their number 5 nus of the south Man· to the most dra.stlc nature or an 11_1· Nearing this city on the tast I M. B("(:r . wa::. Jon·ly"' , he shock. The paper said it Wt!lcomt'd workings a.t Murray Clty for work churls. railroad . lolerable bw'dc11 or necessity \Iolli Iride, Powers broke down and cried . ll ·dny nt the o;ta k llr;m:tuwnc ol Al WapRkonPtn the ftoors shook the g:overnment's action .._ lmQtedlately the woman have to be imposed not only urv·n , Save me. save me,·· the g""rd· •, I I I today th-el"e Wfts no attemp ...t lh\v _: ,..."'"'"v.o,·.-."-pt. h 11 ,.. · ltted s ulclde •;>'!" ·nr h""...,. been the l"ich. but upon "those whu ... ~ ..... " · ~·BcH ,_ today • o i~he-s cianeed on :ouvper tablee. ''thl! open ng gun nil. gr m '1 comm rctu<l"'d to thf' posi - "nd , ,_ battle tor our sh~uc of the open the mine In the face o e "'.t'" ~ murdere4 She was f~d dJ!ad on k in n l h be h QUoted him 8.11 crying to them . "I thourht nn automo blie had world's prosperity ." thrt!:~.tt~nt!d s~.tlkt~ ot tile :dOOO min· hostll!tle~.· bet~n Jo.pp,nese an1 0 bed 111: the room and apPfrently wor Ule folds, a t e nc 1 'fht' mob gathered IU'<~.md the llon trom whlcn he Wil-li 1.c,lhaqp.:d lumped otr the rood a;Jd Ill ruck tb! era ot. ooOse Run . Horses, pomei Qhint.se troops in Manchuria oc· had bl ,.~; to d th 11 ' ld and· desk." Jail at Clarksburg 81\turduy 11ight 1 Ia.<!! Tue'>da} !;:y Stat~ Ull·· ,.: ror of :wuSf ·· .<!ai d po!i< nmnn Arthur SOY and :neruhandl>e rrom the coal com curl'eJ today d"plte ertort. of go, . •-< eo ' :was ·· To that end Mr. Hoover dr<l..-rd alld remolned there until SnndO) 1 Agrk:uttul" L s . GuthCI'Y and re- or Wnpakoneta. Wl!re removed t.J t>rment authorities to bring about I.INfioLN'S FRIElliD DIES P.ltincreascsudlIn government f':OCpton-d lOOming . t Tear gas bombs Hn;:ng wllh startlln< sudllenneu erlca. and France who Will be he bo th th h h were1 1u...s l:tt !J. on F rida y by Covnno.an l~mlcable Ht!ttlement of the disPnncetttn, N. J ., ~pt. 21- INS-- dlture--incl ng t nus d.ll rown a e men w 0 s outer 1 Oewgc White . :he qt:ake lat;ted fr cm 10 Lo 30 ~4 •the nd losers stand· at Derthick and pute. !i'unt'rnl -rvices will be held bf>re pension demands being con&lderrd "get Jail Powers, gP.t Pvwers." One brt!aks1f down gold complettlly at'-"ke as d d of 1 lkt.r and uuthery du.J not mtf' ! end:> . "0 a t Carl'ington were Heavy firing took place one mile tomm·1'0w!...,...,..for Colonell'=dw~n A. Par· by the 1egton- muat be abandoned the and the world Iindt> some the le• ,...... rll w woun e m I durlu ... tht ioH'IWO:I Bu·r w....n ·t ChJdnnnU. SprlnMfif:ld, Dp,y""' the according to schedult!d from Changchun. J~tpanese trOO})K '\Jtt. a persona.! friend of Abraham · in h! r. oftke Yt>t when I c:tmf' t , Zam~vllle. Cairo Rnd west Ml'!l.tsother medium of bart9-r," strlkt: situation. the city of Fushun. final- Llnc(t]n and onl! of the Aboard Pl-esldentl&l Special En · State police aided In 1 ",\·•.. :... u: 1d I t1H 1n"t hn·•t· uJ:y te r. o .. and Richmond, c(Jnn:>ra· News declarlod. the dbpute over the ly 1!s&mllng all Chinese after the which sat on a plnUorm at route to Detroit, Toledo, 0 .. Sept. back the Cl'uwd, which was threa t- 11on to him lalt'r:· Guthery lui vl ilt' In1iailnpnlis and lnd , George K. Smith ~a.tlfrr had put up stubborn resist· burg and heard 1 IJ:-tcoln's lamous 21-INB---Tht! special train bear- ened with machinl! guns nnd J"lfies. ' hl~~~n:ll kual Nrw~ t:nm : · all ~E-ported fe f'lmg the dlliturb8nce. or the company, ~aid ance. tnddn~s. 1ng President Hoover to Detroit ! A.~ked wht>Uwr he beuJs nny 111 ~ Kt'nlucky citlrs alw felt t.be porarUy to forsake t.he effort, the cheCkwelghtmf'n ar-e usw.rhout consulting the He died here yest.Prday at the where he will address tht! Amert· OFFICIALS ACfSED a» ;1 t>! lt.s shock launched in 1926, to maintain the employed by the miners but Ot-no::rnl Hayashi, commander· in· age of lOl. can Legion, passed through Toledo fOR SECON TIME Bl.'t'l" Ohio's last previous Ml'thquake pound flterllng Rt Its PM' VRIUI! denow the union "from Y.'hlch chief of th& gan1son In at 8:1'1 o'clock this morning. .. r han:11 t 1111.v lil·It'{'llng rur wn in Mar . 8, 1929. when a mUd 11 aplte declarlzatlon o1 vltlua.Uy nll we huve been divorced snwc 1928 Korea. ordered the ni11eteeuth and FANS FIRE The President was still working -I anyl>!Jdy n o w Ewrythlng 1:; Jove · . shock struck near BeHefontalue. other European currencies. came a.s I durll'lg which lime w have oper· twentiPth Korenn divisions to pro· New Bremen, 0., Sept. :.11- IN&- on hls speech. It was said "a few C:.1icago, Sept. 21-.INS-Ar.- 1~·." I On Feb. . .'>, the Ohio riYer a. bombshell to the people at lo.rge, ated on an open shop 1:; at- ceed io Chlentao. Wltt1 a grand stand and a JutfKt.".s' minor corrections" remained be othrr r1oeunwnt, high om . ! Th · rcimtntcd fai r rnaf!ngcr lm· . lerritory, 25 In 192 southwe.sti""m_ . Oh¥;1, but was Car rrom uncxpccUJd 111 temptJng to dictare policy Lo 1.11>." r.II'tfcrm d~:stroyed by ftre, author!- made before It wa11 plu.ced In the clab; of being .;.ubject Lu lht: m~ mediRidJ sta rted dlctntin g ll'li.E'J ~ j was hit, and a. month later, ell well-Informed. flnanclal quarters . Inasmuch B.R the compu.ny has Tokkl, Sept. 21 _ 1Nt)--In ttle face ties toda}l started an lnvestigaLiou hands of his lll.enographer ror flnlll tluence of Scarface ).J Capone. w•• .; to flr,ish up his share of cotH•;,pu 11 - Mar. 26. a tmllar t remor occurred 11 The order, coupled with another no working agreement with the of sharp prote!!ts by Chinese au- In &'l attempt to tearn no.mes or typing:. brou~;ht to liQ:ht today With publ1- ' denr•: t•emalning to be dOJJf' :;ln..:.:-11No serlou~; damage was reported !'J b decree closing lhe Lbndon stock union, Smith sold, "we 11 el:l no rea· thoritles at Nanking and Pelping, the ringlt!aders ot a riot at the New -t&.Uon or n 12·pll.l{t' amda\"it, stcn- l thl' dose or l.he fair. unv or t.he shocks. exchange fOI" today. was natul'Blly son why the company should pi:'r· the Japanese government dectded Bremen a!.IWmODHe race track late I 0...-at•olt. Sept. 21 - With PrcsldrmL cd 1111~ sworn to by Tbcodw·c w. ' , · 80 the te topic or conversation In the mit tht! union to dlctau to \.lli." today to continue tUJ mUitary oc- yesterday. Hoour it•.-. guest of honor and the Miller , formerly an a.sslstaut PASTORAL FIGHT Tokro. Sept. :.li-INS-Nioc ~ •·ctt.y"-tha.t area. at one mile / cupation of Sooth Manchuria for Dlspuntled patrons stormed the cash bon WI Issue reported Hettled state's att.orni!Y John A. Swa11s?n. . · IS PATCHED UP sons l'.'erl' kille-d and seorCB. inj~ !SQUare In the heart of London TO PROBE PRIVATE LIFE lt.he prt!,&ent. judgu;' plat!oraa, and pourt!d iiiHO· accorc'Jng to hh; wishes. lht> AmeriTh~ affidavit charges thnL. Mli h'l by au earthquake which ocClirn!:d w h lch ror genera"... ons h as been the Mansfield.. o., -....t. 21- lNB-Thc entat! ve prom....,. was tn.lld e, l!ne over both structures ana set can Legion opened its tlllrteent.h Wll.ll forced out of the states al ·J ...... " • th ,__.·' <pl·c·n•--r ~ ""' .,, -_ .r~ ...... T •-· -·d"l' .. .._.. _ 000 1 1 n'llmoney man Jelsu:-e hours of Dr•. Harry 0 . Roby !'"'wever, o.ou hy the them artre 1 dol.n1 &. $20, a todconvention h1 100 torncv 's o.lfi~ 1 bt.'cause h ldl " y·,, ' ' 1" north or Tokyo. ~-•.e t or th e w0r ld · '· in a ll 01e d ro. t•-• dam· annua iu 0 1fymplc of his ox·1 ML. Vf'rnon. 0 .. Siipt. 21- INS- , "·"· 40 Throgmorton street. where the .. , II',' ManstlelU dentist who wus . forelill omcl! for transmiaalon to R(!e, omclals S8id. aren ay w II! an army o ~ ceii81W zeal n t e ra ng um r P!'acc and good will rclgn::>d l.odltv ' NL'merou!'i fires b~·oJ:e out after 1 st.ock exchance is loca ted • was _,...m- •.. eat•n to death with a lead pip~ e nese a ona l{OYern· Fl&E •T FORD PLANT t ft ''~ ' I .. , . Ht·a"" ,v p•·ope,ty d .. IU.I.:_.,. ' Ohl N 11 llat 000 l' i lue and 01'8}1 clad World Wat p1"0Sl'CIIt1on ur Capone i!yndlcate in the Vine street Chmch of t'." •tt•k- _• .;. Oh·-•· •-pt 21 INS- -'t •,. fea••d " . med rrom. 10 o'clock onwards wlth Frldoy lght, we•·e to 00 pded into men 1 a t Nan kin r th a t 1apanese ve erons overran the ag bl!dFCketi est.nbllslunent.s . Chrh1 and persons who went to ,., .... .·· • CI'O••ds ot excited sllk·hatted stock by •••!Ice t~·y In th-lr dcspemt<! Itroops wou /d •1 ........ .-• ., toclh · Ford - motor " y. . ~l!rvlces lallt night , cx.vorting u .,.,. ·•th<lr ...~ a.~n t rom br,lldln TIIREE ••·•~aTED KILLED ~0 ... "' '""" M td d othe to Tbree u gil Pour mojor subject&---prohibltlon, ow..-v clash bel ween nval pasturs, rc · e 80011 u en an r wns as as company plant on the Delaware UQe.:nployment relief and nntlon:..l Delrolt, &pt. .:.U- INS-Thrc:: maiued-t.o ht..r two sermon.ll . Writlen expresell' for I. }(. 8. brokers. tratnc W65 demoralized as search for a clue to t;l'i! identity of thoU58nds of persons milled outside hi.B ~layer. the situation became quieter. ..lver were badly damq:ed Luda}l b}l de~--. Slide ~om the""''''' Qtl''" ._ ... d ed l T' I I'h d tch Columbus, 0 .. Sept. 21-'l'.he 1 While hopes of an amicable set ·~ " • '-'0 j>ersons were rtopor...,.. rown o~~~ wan 1111 m .ul;ters " pa • "Flo..., both entrances ot the exchange, I Sportsmen and professional men tlernent at an early .. ......,· ll spectacular ftre. Ever)' ftre com· tlon-aalto.ted veterans. as leg· day when n.n airplane di'Jt:d in w .ct liP tbeir dlttt!rences and buUl or earth disturbances noted In 0,...., but Jnsread of paniclty rumors I with whom Roby mingled when not , bel re '"' ......,. pany In Cbester and nelghborlnlf !on omclals SOUJlht lo ally ni l op· L:lk(' St . Clair herl! from a heigh t the pulpiL last mght, al· la11t night were what are kMW(l ,U there was merely speculation. actudb· engaaed in his work were J botoUihB responded. position to of the Houvu or 1,000 feet: thouth It had been declared tbat "tension quakes." o! It waa believed in some quarters to b? questioned In the hope they omce from' Manchuria Indicted The flre. ot Wldetennlned or1cin, admi llstratlon . II was reported the I •roul:le would llrlse when IU?v. J . P . nature often occur wlthQUt that the exchange would remain might present an t!xplnnnUon that further trouble wa.s brewing Rtarted In the pa.lnt shop. It wu presilll!nt hnrl bt•<m assw·cd thf' Al!lSCn of Lakewood, the new pas- detected by the a.,.ern.ge person. ciOM!d tomorrow also to give ftnrm- 1the murder. and that the mobilization of ,1 accompanied by a terrltlc convention would not ask for tull t('f . made an etrort to dellv& a cial authoriUea a better chance to · ---stt·onger Japanese Rmty In Man: aion. Plant omclals eat.lmated cash PM.Ymeut 01 the bonus bcfmt' • :;ern ..y hi ld S SIIRV ... y FLOOD .\REA d t "hundreds or tbousandtl VInn· l . lUll age of a portion of the. Interior gauge the situation. but t 5 cou ! LIN£JY "" churla might be amap a,. he c'ttcJded to be lt& auest. The b t RI "V for_ SCY· the earth with the outer , .. . A# 21 NOT be conftnned. j Nanking. St!pt. - INS-With Dll!:pa.tcht!s from Harbin stated ot dollars. hlbitJon issue. though, wa s full ol t: ll )t'lu:;, 1eportt'd tu bt.: up- trying to adjust themaelves. The Immediate course of govern- 1',he approval ot the Chinese that Chinese troops were aS&I!mbl· "FATTY" IN TROUBLE AG.Iif dynamite and e.,.ery lndkallon • pO!Wit to tdlowlng Rev. All1son to t he tremors were felt In we:En mental action beyond . obtal.nlniJr aUst government, Colonel und ing there in l&rfe numbers and also Hollywood, sept. 2I-IN8--Ro8· pointed to a ''tluish flshl" Oil Ule Brick lnduatry Showa 8 II bkt• till! pulpit Ohio and !'astern lndlanll parliamentary approval o! the gold Cho•le• A. IJndberoh today em- at Klrb; to the routh. Japonea• eoe "Fatty" Arbuckle, corpulent tloor of the convention. reot Gain, Steel Biueat Declaring h' "" •hu " ' " ' _-' " "m probable that the ""I"" ., 5uspenslon was In doubt.. Govern~ barked upon an a.erlal survey ot hhe forces were maaslng at Chanrchum comedian of the SUversheet, was The. bonus Issue was settled. ont> ~ontnct m April, Rev. Way(, .~· on thl..s occasion took pliLCe aJalll ment and nnanctal spokesmen in- North Kia.nasu nood area. at the &1\hle time. The situation rree on •too bail today, eharaes h•h.Jeelon oftlclal Wid lnt.ernalian · Lou in Month I :U&M w .-·t"COgntze an urd l"l or 01 ,- the fault Une which begins near slsted. that Britain wou1d NOT re was described as "tense," with a with '·breaking g-la&i on the high· al Nev.•s Servlc~. by an "g~·nent missal from the church bva rd . Waterville. o., and extends soutllmaln oft the KO].d standard for long, RELIEF COMMITTEE serious ba.tt.lt! In prospect. wa.y." amon!l convention leaders to acoept washingtoo. Sept. 21- INs-Re· l Ch11rch o11lclals said a settlement ward through that part o1 $be and In this connection there was TO SELECT JOBS In a previous enpaemtn& at It was charged that Arbuckle a reararted "Kansas rcsvlut lon'" ports to the Bureau of Labor stlt· had t>ecn rcachLd hf>tw:'('n the two s t.a.te. ,- , considerable agitation ror some new Changchun, thirty Japanese sol· daahed a boUle to the pavement, deci:utng again&t Immediate cas:1 tlstlcs for Augmt llh.ow the acces ·, mlnl~ters. This lint' ,of rault p&SSI!S near decisive measure to ensure speedy diets were ldlled and seventy were t!:X.Cla.lmed "there soos the eyl- P8YIDI!nts. Thl.s rt'SO intiQn, adopt('(! stan rate of employment for In- ~ .~ Lima and Findla}l and In Adauil return of normal oomUtlona. Cc.lumb\111, 0., Sept. :11- INS- wounded, whlle an entire Chinese denct~." by the home deportment of Natlou - dustry as a whole was 2.60, while PAIR CAPTURED . count.v becomes a break wh~. bN 1 The London Dally Herald, organ Sell'ctton.. ot In Oovernor battalion was reported to have bel!u At the atatlon the actor demand - al Commander Ralph T. the total sepa.ra.tlon rate was 3.67.1 AfTER GUN fiGHT been the :;eene of numeroll!l adJuet 1 ed a sobrlt!t}l teat. both for hlmselt woulrl put the leQ:Ion on rl'cord as It was announced tod.ay. 1 tbe Labor party urged Premier George 9hltes winter bridge butJd .. wiped out. • mcuts in the po. t. The same Jlnt Donald to call international Ina prog-ram will be made "so far a& Attacks alre&d¥ have been mad.e land poUceman Stewart. Both Pl68 · dt'Cio.rlng the bonus should have The Brick Industry sJ1oWt!d the j -J ha11 been tt·aced 11down Into central nn:nel&l conference Immediately to poMib1e" by tt.e state · relief 0 com· at KlrJn upon Japanese troops, and ed the test. paid rln fuU when flrsten.acted but hlrhest l\cce88ion rate for any of . Gallipolis. 0., Sept. 21- INS- . Kt!ntut::k}l, where Jt, adjolll8 tale grapple wttb the problem. mlttee, Hl&:hwa}l Director · W. a numbt!r of bulldlnga wert! de· :.bat after all. the Iegtoa's firs t duty the Industries, amountJng to '1 :21. Declaring to be members or a "Larue·· fault of western Kentudty. Merrell promtsed toda)·. stroyed by Cb!neiM! rloten. CAPSIZED BOAT FOUND Is to the governmeJlt. It would de · Iron and steel had tht! lowest a.c· 1 countertelting g:aniJ, E. W. Rhode.s No disturbances In Ohio ever art uhln.gto 21 INS11le 200 or 300 brRI"ge& which wall In dlaoW18ln1 the PI'Ote8ta of t.he Sanduaky, 0., Sept. 21-IN&l!hat. because the treasury 1o ceMion rate, amounting to .94. 1111d E. W . Sayre, both of Charles- likely to be at all serious as t.h• Lo':cton'a ln piaclna -;n em- be etected at an approximate cost I Nankln11 rovernment ag:allllt the Plndlhl an 18-fooL sallboa.L cap- depJe>ted and the a.dmt11 istration The highest quit rate was showu ton, w. Va.. were to be given rock underlying t.hla state b&riiO on gold export.s and clo&ln' of $3,COO,OOO wiD be built according M&Qehurlan OC(:Up&tlon, Japanese 1taec1 near the shore at Qed•r faces an even gn2ater deficit next by Lhe boot and shoe industry, to- hearings tn federal court at Hunt~ has beeome cool. The lower strab tock h ived to reconurtendatloru or the . com- omclala &aid attempts of Chlneae PoJnt. tnveatlp.ton &oday attell)pt- YBRr, the war·born orpnlza.Uon of tallng 2.18. The lowest quit rate. lngton. w. Va., following their cap- are appa·oxlmately 3.000 feet belOW the • exc ""'' was rece mllt.e, ..,. that work will be pro-·I troo,. to deatnty part ot lite IIOUUl ed to detennine whether any nveo .,., heroe• will not ask ror full cn•h .56, was shown b!' the lowtdry and tu" In • gun flahl with pollee here , the earth's surface In the weateni vldert In communities where Manchuria railway \1'8.11 chiefly to had been Ioet tn the Lake accld8ot. pavmf'uts ut this tUne mllChlne lndustrJ. Rhodes was t!ihot in the leg and I part of the state. The tremor 01 reserve bank of New Yort, the pklyment Is moat acute," the dlrec- blame•for the Present. crlsla. 'nle boathowned by J. W. ~. TtlJ1 lnrormatiun w'ru; PKI"tiflll" The highest dlliCbarge rate . .96, , broUihL to a Oa'll1polla hoapllal. l last nlsht may have developed a Bank or Prance and oent.ral tor's &tatement said. SatWactory ll88\lr1Dcq would Sand.uek)\ ad bam tHen from Ita confirmed by A:he action or the was rea:lstered by the IIBwmtll in-1 Bn}lre was captured Jbq_ultaneously. brt!P.k either nl!ar the around level A gang of counterteiten has been or at the lower atrata. The ctaaDat ftnancla1 ln~~Ututtona 1n a poalt.ion to finance projeets In all destitute have to be liven by the Oblnell! for moorlnl &t llr.nd'UIQ wiUtout his resoluUons aastsnment committee dWitry. The lowest diacharae rate, to akl, woul(\, prepare at once to "It will obviously be 101poulble the safety of Japaneae cttllens ADd permlsllon. ·· When tbe craft was In dL'tJarllli aratnat callh po.yments .10. wu In '-he iron and steel In· operattns In thla sect.lon for sever- probably waa limited to a few tndl:.. help :&:nllaDd, hard hit by the communltlea, but our belt efforts property In Kaaobutia beJ'on Ja· found, U. Ifill were lilt, ,leadiq &o While ,.refrinl 'thirty bonus teHo- dustry. Brick Bhowed the hl&hest 1111 montba, chaneina- t2 bills Lo »J. ea. and It Is hardly llteJy~f• W1l1 be IJ)ent tn that direetlon" the pan could Ure ltl nt1r mWta.ry COil· the bellif t¥t. li bad. capeiJed layoff ratB--'1'.&1-w'hlle mjen'1 and &be two men were believed by at.rearns were alfected or any not · <OoaUDu.d form Pll• I) at&tfmeot &Cl4td. trol of tbt countq. while INiAl MOld. • (OQntiautd au pap lis) ciothlnl lhowed the lowest, Ul. odlcera to be members of the 11ana:. a.ble rh&n&e.s made on tbe• .. \lito •• QEA]) >Hi'O A.IHICLE .. , DEPUTY 2l-IN8--Shot Aml".fr.st, 0 .. Sept. In the stomach by a specleHdtputy INS Sta1f Correspondent sherift' as an atteJ.·math ol .._dumto Pelplng, Sept. 21.-With Japanes' the people of Britain to ket!p fio.gs flying throughout south Man- Amht:rst hospital today. "steady nerves and a cool head" j rhurla and with Japanese troops in I Burt wa11 shot by Artl1Ui' Hintz, I control of 60000 ""U8re miles of a. spt:clal deputy, o.fter he: &ll&hth• was Issued by the press and ftnaJ, ' -• 1' wcunoed hi• brother-ln-Iow, WillCllal authorities today In the wake! Checkwe11hman Is Cau1e Chinese territory, Marshal Chang 1 1am Blpoa, 11. and had pointed his of the National coalition govern· Of Trouble At Sun• Hsueh·Llang, 30-year-old govel"Uor gun ut Hinb, t:ounty • II.UUwrit.les ment's decaion remporarlly aband C k M• d Ma.nchurla, t.dtlay denounced tht! sald. doning the gold standard 1n an eray ree lnea Japanese occupation as an "act or 1 11 Chi fort to alleviate the flnanclal crisis. .. led 1 FLIERS FOUND Competent pol.i.tlcal and ecoA.theb8, Iwar and appea to a na 1.0 , London, Bept.. 21-INB-A report nomic authorities were virtually I Thr<Jat of a atrllte hung the unite In driving out t.he Invaders . 1 that WUJy Rody, Chrlatlan Jehmen unanimous In extolling the order, sunday C!'eek uolll Mmlll(l: rl!glon Chang Hsueh-L1ang isllued h~ llllld Fernando Costa Vlega, !!~'ttrd under Which the Bank or England today while oftlcllllM of the Sund.11.y Iappeal from a 11Jckbed tn the Rock-tr lo=-ATt!:tt: ft:!ht:m is mUeved ot t.he obligation of sell- Creel>; Coal Company calmly sat ef"ller hospital here abandon1nl ] th 0 WIUI 1 lng 1101d at a fixed price. back pred:kledashowdownwlth ht · 1o licy o( ' .. . r Cop1 e 813 100 The o1 on . li prev us po , non 1'! n 11 n a · nkll · ance lndlcatllll' • determtna- lenhaatrt to . · ' aw--n'.. Ci ~ . Japanese, . h&len newa M authorltJ for the Toots and Casper l" .. CONDUCT St.:RVIC£8 Waliliington. c. H .. 0 .. Sept . :.111N.£- AILhou&h knocked dowp and Et unr-r·d by the same bolt, Re.,.. Ray ·tuchr l.ul1ay had condi!Cttd Hmcntl for Wlll.u.rd who \vas killed by lJ&htnina dUring a KiLLs M.-\~ oneee; Chinne Soldier1 Mobilize Lon~:~.:;. ~~~rc:~m~~~~l TH REH.RT[ NSTRIKE ',, -- TIH River a:1J Il:ld.k.Jr ad vr Hill! authorl ztd the &·uetary uf Legionnaires To Enter· ablt> Wa.I to for mov dam~S whNnerfixl'd dc.s~nol::lt:. tain Pre&ident At Ul:dl·J th.l.S provlswn t"-'o big Uay:-. ~nvices Ate~·. Detroit 1 11lrr~di .... vc b<: ·n tullhoruet: tu\d constructed w replace the th H h b d I I II hmch fish h·y atAter, Browll8 ' chapel TO ADDRESS MEN ,' .slructed I ""' mo'a le Pltt6buraJ1. am' or g na y conIf • TROUBLE CLEARS near Clarksburg. Rev. ·Tucker below -)a.nd 43 othtrs were hit, an~ pnral 1 'l'he other thre-e movublf dam ... Ia Promiae Made By Nipp- w~rF hurL. On Bonua And Condition .numtH:-r 4 at Legiomille , number 5 Move I. Made A. Tempor·l".'ll.S ou·csted , It was learned ltJda.~·. M Kal ll''s charve that. Graham at. In Face Of Proteab By ary ea1ure T o R e· tem)JI('d to assault him as h<! w.ts lieve Bank t:cmg artsUd on a warrant chargChinese; Will With· tnr ht: murdered his wife, Jenn:; draw Soon WoN·•! I :r·~~:~:.,.~~:~·~~:·.~u~~: ::r·~; REMAIN IN CHINA~i~!~e~:,~~;:;~~~c!~~:':; "~'hu~:: M[HIN~ T00~ y,~ g~~:~il~~:;:.i!f.~~~,:~::~i:J~:~ Uf[CTf.O i ANNA IS DAMAGED $10.000 • NO."l'DV INJURW . .'REAT WOOFERTON DERB . ::. :.: : :·.... TO 8£ HELD SO y ~'A5l'f057 ON t• 1 aate~1 ~ announcemen~ ~_• .,_. ,~Ml~n~ll;~te~r~J~.J~~~~~a~~~·~~~ ~ a~ ~~ Uva~~~~e~&f~trm"· ~-~ ~ ·t.t~:to;~- deva~;Liltlng ~- ·~t ~ea~~~~~riak=~~·in~e\!~ ll.~> f:~n~~tl\ ~~a~~ ~e '100~mtle ~ ho~h!er:l!~a~able Wh~er 21-IN3-RencW~.·d 0 BY POliCE "'"'" .<: hoclt~.1 ~ougl t emo>rge~cy. Th~ i Or~.. Everyth'in.. 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